CTAs know everything. And then there are moment when they don’t. Or they challenge documentation. Or just read the documentation differently. Or its different part. Or speak with someone else who read it differently. Junction Object Security might be one of those small things, even though you probably rarely hit this question – what drivesRead More…
Sharing is caring says Pavlina but at the same time she says that this book is so good that you need to own one. Well, I didn’t want to buy one, but luckily I borrow it from Martin, who didn’t need it for a while. So many excitement this book got on Twitter, so I really looked forward toRead More…
Four years ago, when I joined PwC, we spoke about my visions and future and I said I want to have the knowledge of CTA but I’m not sure I want the title. So hard, so much study, so much stress. Last year I got the offer to try go for it and I accepted. 601 last December, being part ofRead More…
A while ago Alena wrote for me an article asking whether customers should pass certification exams as well. A year ago David Liu wrote an article how many certifications you need (seven). And the final straw for putting this article together was Ben’s infographic about certification pathways, which my team loved and I realised it doesn’t reallyRead More…
Just before Christmas, when I thought that there will be no more travel, came a great offer – CTA601 training. I wrote to Santa (read „my boss“) and got an approval. Flights and hotel reservations and I was good to go. Just to learn day before, that thanks to French strikes we move everything to London. Cancel everything andRead More…