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From a practical perspective, I would say you have enough consonants after
your name. You should seek out a certification with more vowels.
Chris Flynn
On Sat, Jan 18, 2014 at 4:13 PM, Martin, Deborah L
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> I'm considering applying for the Certified E-Discovery Specialist
> certificate to my name, and I would really appreciate getting comments from
> the group on the value of an e-discovery certificate. E.g., From those
> with an e-discovery certificate, was it worth the money and effort to get
> the certificate? From employers, do you value the certificate when hiring
> discovery personnel? Does it impact the position and salary? Does it work
> well with a person with records management experience or does it only work
> for paralegals or lawyers?
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> Deb Martin, CRM, CIP
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