Workfront Certification Logistics - Experiences on Locations Used Requested
Greetings Workfront community,
I've been working towards my Workfront Developer certification this year and am curious if I am looking at the requirements correctly, as they seem to be scattered throughout the adobe certification and proctorU sites (I tend to find more the more I dig).
Does the below look correct?
- Equipment must meet proctor U technical specifications
- My work equipment will not work due to cybersecurity restraints, so I have to use a personal laptop (about 8 years old)
- Must be able to download, install, and launch the guardian browser
- Must be able to log into adobe certification site
- Due to my profile being associated with my work SSO and not allowed on personal equipment, I had to create a new account under my personal email and request the accounts to be merged. Unable to register for exam until that's completed.
- Open internet connection to proctorU
- This rules out taking the exam from any of our work locations, as the connection is restricted by cybersecurity. So, it must be taken at home or other location.
- Must have an EXTERNAL web cam (so they can see the desktop, user, PC, and surroundings)
- Location cannot have:
- Window walls
- Items on the walls
- Open doorways
- General clutter
- Any liquids must be in a clear container
- No food or other documentation allowed on the desktop surface
My home does not have separate office to use for this purpose. The best location I can identify is the laundry room, but I fear that wouldn't meet requirements due to the shelving and open doorway. Unless you think they would allow it if I cover everything in sheets/blankets.
How do others work around such requirements? Do you take the exam in a co-working location or other location that may meet the requirements?
Also, can you provide your experience in taking the exam, including actions you took to ensure your location and equipment met the requirements, or any requirements brought up during your exam that you were not aware of in advance?
I have one shot to take the exam that my employer will cover the costs for, so want to get it right the first time and not be charged for additional exam because of an unknown requirement, or some other blocker that's not currently visible to me.
Thanks for any recommendations and/or guidance you can provide. I'm currently feeling like the exam logistical requirements might be more difficult to meet than passing the exam. lol
~~ Tim