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    #21
    Originally posted by Tingles View Post
    Isn't the onus on the exam body to remove the chances of this happening?
    No.

    I think you should notify the exam holder that you've become aware of the answers by accident and request them to change exam questions.

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      #22
      Originally posted by AtW View Post
      No.

      I think you should notify the exam holder that you've become aware of the answers by accident and request them to change exam questions.
      It wasn't an accident - it was a carefully, well thought out, executed plan.

      Where 7 other people conspired to achieve the goal.

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        #23
        Chances are the "answers" you had were planted and the real test is the honesty test...

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          #24
          Are you talking about braindumping?

          Braindumping = cheating

          Lots of people with certs they've cheated to get = lots of people with certs

          Lots of people with certs = warped expectations of pimps and clients hence phrases like "must have" and "do not apply unless you have" on gig applications

          Of course there are plenty of us who don't do or need certs to get gigs but pimps don't know the difference and use these certs to filter out CVs.

          Therefore unless you have said cert on your CV chances are your CV hasn't made it past pimp filter phase 1 on a number of occassions...

          .....because everyone and his dog have braindumped their way into having one and they'll get put forward for an interview before you

          This is what cheating and braindumping does to the market - you decide whether it's right or wrong
          "Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon Musk

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            #25
            Originally posted by AtW View Post
            No.

            I think you should notify the exam holder that you've become aware of the answers by accident and request them to change exam questions.
            WHS +1
            Loopy Loo

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              #26
              I did this in a science class at school, aged about 13. The teacher was well known for setting the same tests year after year. I had actually completed the 30 question test before he had finished handing out the test papers to the entire class. He noticed what I'd done and asked me what on earth I was doing. He actually believed my answer that it was just my rough work and I was going to go over it more thoroughly later. I did revise my answers to ensure I only got 28/30

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                #27
                Originally posted by Tingles View Post
                to pass an exam because you know the sequence of the correct multiple choice answers?

                You know exam board only have one exam?

                To pass the exam could increase your daily rate by 10-15%

                Do the endz justify the meanz?
                What on Earth are you doing asking us?

                Isn't it a matter for your own conscience? Don't pass the responsiblity onto a bunch of ne'r do wells (ie: us) - be a man, make the decision either way and live with the consequences.


                (BTW - this was THE most important lesson, I've ever learnt. I grew up the moment this thought dawned on me...)
                Last edited by cojak; 31 December 2009, 11:16. Reason: ...not the 'man' bit, obv...
                "I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
                - Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by cojak View Post
                  What on Earth are you doing asking us?

                  Isn't it a matter for your own conscience? Don't pass the responsiblity onto a bunch of ne'r do wells (ie: us) - be a man, make the decision either way and live with the consequences.


                  (BTW - this was THE most important lesson, I've ever learnt. I grew up the moment this thought dawned on me...)

                  I thought it would be a 'different' moral post - to negate the "I'm an ENGINEER - you aren't" - thread last night!!!

                  I'm big enough and ugly enuff to know what to do!! - "hypothetically"!!!!

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                    #29
                    how about you do the exam and cheat however make note of the actual answers so in future if someone did ask that question you'd actually know the answer. Yes it's still cheating but as long as you know the answers and understand them you can still kind of justify it to yourself why you've got the rate increase.

                    Me personally, wouldn't have even brough it to the board! and maybe give some money to charity to balance out your karma (spelling) if you believe in that sort of thing

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Tingles View Post
                      I thought it would be a 'different' moral post - to negate the "I'm an ENGINEER - you aren't" - thread last night!!!

                      I'm big enough and ugly enuff to know what to do!! - "hypothetically"!!!!

                      Oh, sorry Tingles.

                      I'm only just back online after a PC upgrade and I missed that thread...


                      "I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
                      - Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...

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