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June 25, 2008
”They found that testing wasn't a very reliable way of determining who the best candidate is."
-- Mark Sipek, executive director of the state Personnel Board, on the elimination of standardized testing as part of the application process for certain rank-and-file state jobs.
-Lexington Herald-Leader, 6/25/08
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