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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2019 · 21 MIN

Certification - The Time Is Now! Panel Discussion About The CPLP and APTD Credential

from ATD Houston: Train To Win · host ATD Houston

Talent development professionals are critical to ensuring organizational relevance and success. The CPLP or APTD credential is your opportunity to advance your own knowledge base and gain instant credibility in the organizations that you serve. Earning the credential can build and validate your skills, increase your earning potential, differentiate you in a competitive job market, broaden your career opportunities, and unite you with an elite community of professionals.Join us - we will share knowledge and insights about the CPLP exams, answer common questions, and help you decide if now is the right time to begin your CPLP or APTD journey. Learn more at tdhouston.orgHosted By M. Bruce Abbott - male voiceover talent, Houston

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As part of Employee Learning Week, ATD Houston Board Members Joni Goodman, Robert Cocheu, and Bruce Abbott sit down with Adam McCrary to discuss the benefits and challenges involved with ATD Certification.

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