Professionals, what would you like to see...?

[HydroDave63]

 Several recent candid threads have discussed what issues and benefits techs would like to see develop in this industry. I'd like to put the shoe on the other foot, and ask what the professionals would like to see from us techs. Yes, we are ALL professionals, in our own way   but I'm really directing this towards the Recruiters, HR Departments, hiring Managers, Trainers, bosses and other folks not on the tools who make hiring and qualification decisions. Anything general or specific would be fine, just looking for what issues leap out as being important, nice to have, etc.

I am not asking this to draw anyone out, or allow sniping at any participants. The moderators (and myself) will keep watch on the thread to ensure we keep it strictly professional

[RAD-GHOST]

Excellent Question...s!  Hope there are some replies!

[alphadude]

in general- math, science background in high school, associate degree in one of the sciences.  navy nukes- no problems there -ELT chem/rad.

[radman5030]

Respect.

[Bingo]

Expierence, some formal education regarding Radiation Safety, NRRPT is a plus, and a great attitude !!

[RP Instructor]

in general- math, science background in high school, associate degree in one of the sciences.  navy nukes- no problems there -ELT chem/rad.

Experience, some formal education regarding Radiation Safety, NRRPT is a plus, and a great attitude !!

Respect.

Plus a decent, respectable work ethic

[moodusjack]

1.  Ability to work well with others

2.  Excellent communciation skills (verbally and in writing)

3.  Technical ability

4.  Advanced schooling