@YoungArchitxPDX@archlobbyPDX@NCARB If you have additional knowledge beyond the press release, please share. But all we know is that they "violated the ARE Candidate Agreement" which DOESN'T mean they all conspired to "cheat". It could mean one person mentioned one specific question to a group.
@YoungArchitxPDX@archlobbyPDX@NCARB Not saying that's what happened. We don't know what happened. That's why we're expressing disappointment with NCARB.
@YoungArchitxPDX@archlobbyPDX@NCARB Apparently you know something we don't, which is the whole point of this argument. The pdx lobby isn't saying those people are innocent, they are saying that we deserve to know what they did.
@YoungArchitxPDX@archlobbyPDX@NCARB All it says is that they violated the ARE Candidate Agreement. That could be as simple as one person mentioning to a group a specific test question. How would you like to have your career ruined because somebody said the wrong thing to you?
@CNBC You say paying off debt isn't a priority, and yet millennials "spend around 34 percent of their monthly income paying it off"? Sounds like it's a priority to me. Stop writing headlines designed to make us look lazy!
@alex_zee @AmandaFritzRN They're looking for people in AEC, not tech. Specifically they're looking for "design professionals, construction contractors or persons associated with a university that has an engineering school".