Certified Bitcoin Professional - page 5.

9kv

full member

Activity: 145

Merit: 100

Learning

Quote from: HELP.org on September 10, 2014, 08:49:23 PM

Quote from: 9kv on September 10, 2014, 08:28:03 PM

How can you be a "professional"?

Seems like a fancy way of you giving them 50$, and them giving you an "Internet Certificate" that holds no real value to anyone else.

Yes, many certifications seem that way. I have a CISSP as well and there are similar complaints about that. I am retired so I don't really need any kind of certification. I saw the list of advisors and I it looked legitimate so I went ahead with it.

I think I've talked to you before - on Millybitcoin.com?

If you're not seeking any jobs or anything with it - bravo. Thanks for learning about BTC

HELP.org

hero member

Activity: 510

Merit: 500

Quote from: 9kv on September 10, 2014, 08:28:03 PM

How can you be a "professional"?

Seems like a fancy way of you giving them 50$, and them giving you an "Internet Certificate" that holds no real value to anyone else.

Yes, many certifications seem that way. I have a CISSP as well and there are similar complaints about that. I am retired so I don't really need any kind of certification. I saw the list of advisors and I it looked legitimate so I went ahead with it.

allgoodthings1

sr. member

Activity: 270

Merit: 250

Maybe you can volunteer for this project and get some good work experience on your resume, too. It looks like they need what you have. https://www.onlinevolunteering.org/en/vol/opportunity/opportunity_form.html?id=56461

franky1

legendary

Activity: 4410

Merit: 4766

Quote from: 9kv on September 10, 2014, 08:28:03 PM

How can you be a "professional"?

don't worry, its just another sheeple tactic to make people think they are king of the world because they have a certificate.. then realise later that the world has people with degree's working in walmart.

a certificate doesnt mean your an expert of bitcoin exchanging, or an expert of selling bitcoins ideals to merchants. nor does it prove that they can make a coin from scratch without referring to a single line of code of a coin that's already been made.

all it proves is that your not a noob

9kv

full member

Activity: 145

Merit: 100

Learning

How can you be a "professional"?

Seems like a fancy way of you giving them 50$, and them giving you an "Internet Certificate" that holds no real value to anyone else.

HELP.org

hero member

Activity: 510

Merit: 500

I completed the certification process at https://cryptoconsortium.org/. Took the 20 minute/75 question multiple choice test, paid $50 CAD test plus $25 CAD certificate application fee (BTC only) and uploaded a resume. Got my CBP certification in a few hours.

Topic: Certified Bitcoin Professional - page 5. (Read 33936 times)