Do you display your qualifications ?

[DerpiesFreud]

No idea... Hopefully honours at UCT next year and after that dunno wtf to do

My offer for coffee is still open

on topic : Yes I will display them, I bloody worked hard for them!
and because I`m insecure and some piece of paper/arbitrary qualification will help my self esteem

 

[Picard]

My offer for coffee is still open

on topic : Yes I will display them, I bloody worked hard for them!
and because I`m insecure and some piece of paper/arbitrary qualification will help my self esteem

Which is why I'm displaying all 5 of mine in my parents' study.

 

[cguy]

There's a good chance that people with that kind of attitude are either not happy with their own qualifications or don't have any to begin with...

Yeah, or they don't know what's involved in obtaining them and/or what it can do for you.

 

[HavocXphere]

Not my style. And hanging them screams insecurity & need to be validated.

Medical doctors are exempted from the above. It seems to be standard practice & I've gotten actual value out of inspecting an MDs wall of qualifications (to determine areas of expertise aside from the main one). Actual degrees & diplomas only though...certificates and similar rubbish doesn't belong on a wall.

*sht* that reminds me...I forgot to pick up my CIMA diploma thing. I hope they don't destroy the ones not picked up after a couple months.

 

[krycor]

Only medical & law degree belong on walls in their practice. rest just scan it and put away till needed for verification or something.

 

[Nicodeamus]

I only hang them if they are relevant to what I do. I do not see a point in hanging up the qualification for the first aid course that I did in Standard 6.

It reminds me of the hall of gaylord.