Professionals collect continuing education hours every year, often out of obligation rather than interest. Most of those hours evaporate within a week.
A professional development course changes how you work when it teaches a transferable method, not just information. A method you can apply to your next case, project, or decision is worth far more than a certificate alone.
When evaluating a course, look past the credit hours and ask whether it gives you something you will actually use the next time you sit down to solve a hard problem.
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