In a message dated 8/16/99 4:31:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time, lesbart@juno.com writes: << RPT doesn't convince me I have answers, only that it is possible to learn which questions to ask. If the questions are asked well, then the answers can usually be found embedded in the questions themselves. Once I have the "answer", it becomes so natural to stop asking the Questions- and that, to me would be a sad day, indeed. So, perhaps I've learned how to >> You have the right attitude, Les. Just because you passed RPT exams does not mean you have arrived. Many have done just that, and you never see them again. And then I end up still finding work not quite up to par with their name on it. Keep asking the questions. Go to the chapter, regional, and national meetings. There is a lot more to learn and keep on learning. Dave Peake, RPT Portland Chapter Oregon City, OR
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