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PadMan 
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 Posted: 05/November/2004 at 11:46am |
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I get concerned when some want to REPRESENT you yet don't want to teach your method...LOL
Some want to REPRESENT you but don't want your OPINON.. Some want to rEPRESENT but only if you feed thier egos.
Some of us prefer to respresent ourselves. |
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Posted: 05/November/2004 at 1:35am |
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The IICRC is supposed to be a positive thing for those in the carpet restoration business. Has it been positive for you? Are you certified? I honestly believe there needs to be a practical component (that you are tested on and accounts for 50% of your grade) at every training. Agree? Disagree? In my opinion it falls far short of what it can be. That being said, the industry does need some sort of unified professional body for legitimacy sake. Is there another professional body you think is better or that you are a part of. Yes, I am IICRC certified.
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