04-15-2022, 04:35 AM
(04-14-2022, 03:23 PM)sanantone Wrote: LinkedIn has yellow, green, and black belt learning paths that come with a certificate after you watch all of the videos. Some people can get free access through their college/university or public library. The monthly subscription price also isn't that bad.
Linkedin's courses is a good way to learn, sure, but I seriously doubt if employers who actually have LSS in place will favor certificate from LinkedIn. I would also say, that black belt without actual experience is a joke. Not a single person who practices LSS methodology on a daily basis will take seriously linkedin's black belt.
MSML, WGU 2022
BAS, UMPI, 2021
AAS, Pierpont C&TC, 2021
ACE (119): Sophia, 93; TEEX, 5; SDC, 12; ACTFL, 6
RA (50): ASU, 8; ONU, 3; UMPI, 39
NA (16) : UoPeople, 16
Other: ENEB/Isabel I, MBA (2021)
Also dropped a gazillion of classes!!
Family members work on degrees at Ashworth, TESU, Purdue, UMPI, NationsU
BAS, UMPI, 2021
AAS, Pierpont C&TC, 2021
ACE (119): Sophia, 93; TEEX, 5; SDC, 12; ACTFL, 6
RA (50): ASU, 8; ONU, 3; UMPI, 39
NA (16) : UoPeople, 16
Other: ENEB/Isabel I, MBA (2021)
Also dropped a gazillion of classes!!
Family members work on degrees at Ashworth, TESU, Purdue, UMPI, NationsU
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