The Value of Professional Certifications
06/16/2022
Members of ASAC have the opportunity to become a Certified Agricultural Consultant, or CAC. This is a program that is offered during our annual convention, which will be held this year from October 23-26 in Oklahoma City, OK. Look for additional details in upcoming blog and social media posts.
Certifications provide benefits to all types of professionals. They provide credibility of your skills, proof that you seek to continually grow knowledge and skills in your area of expertise, and a dedication to your field. When decision-makers are choosing the advisor they believe is the best fit for their needs, certifications can often be a determining factor.
In a recent LinkedIn article, Helen Harris who is a writer, editor and entrepreneur, provides her perspectives on the value of certifications, whether or not they belong on a resume or online profile, and considerations about how they should be placed if included in these documents.
You can review her entire article here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/certifications-important-resume-get-hired-by-linkedin-news/
This article is the personal opinion and perspective of the author and may or may not be consistent with those of other ASAC Members. ASAC as an organization does not advocate positions on issues.
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Don Tyler
ASAC Member
Tyler & Associates
Members of ASAC have the opportunity to become a Certified Agricultural Consultant, or CAC. This is a program that is offered during our annual convention, which will be held this year from October 23-26 in Oklahoma City, OK. Look for additional details in upcoming blog and social media posts.
Certifications provide benefits to all types of professionals. They provide credibility of your skills, proof that you seek to continually grow knowledge and skills in your area of expertise, and a dedication to your field. When decision-makers are choosing the advisor they believe is the best fit for their needs, certifications can often be a determining factor.
In a recent LinkedIn article, Helen Harris who is a writer, editor and entrepreneur, provides her perspectives on the value of certifications, whether or not they belong on a resume or online profile, and considerations about how they should be placed if included in these documents.
You can review her entire article here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/certifications-important-resume-get-hired-by-linkedin-news/
This article is the personal opinion and perspective of the author and may or may not be consistent with those of other ASAC Members. ASAC as an organization does not advocate positions on issues.
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Don Tyler
ASAC Member
Tyler & Associates
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