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Robert Wollenberg
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MECP certification

Post by Robert Wollenberg »

Does MECP carry any weight these days? I know it did back when I was certified. That's been a few years. How many of you guys are certified and at what level?
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Post by jonnyb »

im not really sure if it carries weight. but i have MECP silver.
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

I think I'm going to get recertified. Even if it doesn't really do me any good, it will still mean something to me.
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Post by GlassWolf »

gold, and it helps on a resume if you're job hunting. once you're employed, it'll help bring in customers, if you can say the shop uses all "certified installers" to give the impression that they don't hire any kid off the street to work on customers' cars.
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Robert Wollenberg
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Post by Robert Wollenberg »

How about advanced installer vs. basic?
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again, helps on the resume and starting salary
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