The ink is still wet on a new chapter in the certification treadmill as I wrote the VCAP4-DCD BETA exam this morning. Unlike the VCAP-DCA exam, I was able to take this exam locally in Eagan, MN which is where I took both of the VCDX3 written exams last year. It’s close to both my office and home and therefore it is convenient.
I was a little fired up this morning and playfully gave the VUE testing center staff a hard time for not allowing coffee in the exam room for a nearly 4 hour exam. I had arrived to the test site early and I used the spare time to fully read testing center code of conduct. It does not say food and drinks are not allowed in the exam room. What it says is food, drinks, gum, and other things are not allowed to distract other test takers. My argument was that I’m a quiet coffee drinker – let me in. They wouldn’t budge and I suspect the person I was talking to was not in authority to make her own decision anyway. I used to be able to take coffee in at an exam center in Bloomington but those days are gone I guess. But I digress…
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