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Rahul Mehta Please visit my albums and comment -

138 weeks ago from Photographer

Kim Hoffmann: Nice! What type of camera are you using?
137 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta: nikon - FM N65 and L18.
137 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta I find 140 character limit a bit stifling. Does anyone else think so?

138 weeks ago from Project Managers

Stephen Evermore: There was a good thread in the BC feedback group about this. Suggestions included upping the limit and better promoting the 'forum'.
138 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta Do you think 140 character limit is too less for a toastmaster?

138 weeks ago from Toastmasters

David Faragó: 140's quite short for big TM matters :) But we do learn do get to the point!
138 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta In my expereince most evaluators give boiler plate evaluations that are not useful to the speaker's development. please comment.

139 weeks ago from Toastmasters

David Faragó: Good evaluations are essential for a good club! Our good TMs deeply analyse the speech & give individual feedback that's all but boilerplate
138 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta See my albums in picasa - and comment.

139 weeks ago from Photography

Rahul Mehta Why is it that a PMP has to keep educating him/her self to maintain the certification? His/Her degree is for the lifetime w/o further educ.

139 weeks ago from Project Managers

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Randall NOVAL: True, but a university is accredited by the government to a public standard. PMP is a private certification by a for profit company.
135 weeks ago

Werkaholic: This is the reason why I have (so far) opted not to get my PMP certification.
131 weeks ago

Rahul Mehta I am an ATM-B / CL. Since a long time, I stopped my TM activities. I find it got a little monotonous. Does anyone feel the same way?

139 weeks ago from Toastmasters

David Faragó: Sometimes I think it is slightly monotonous & my progress's stagnating. But then I notice, for instance, errors I just learned to avoid :)
138 weeks ago