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Does your company sponsor you for getting IT certifications?
For example, giving back your exam fee if you got the cert.
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brennan
Yes, they pay when employees get the certification. 
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Squarrel
Usually not. Employers require me to train myself outside of working hours.
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jss
Same here. Employees pay for their own trainings and certifications.
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