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ITF+ Exam

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Like anything else, take your time. Read the questions and answers carefully. Mark the ones you need to review and don't spend too much time pondering something.

I took the ITF+ last month and with even near 30 years of work in the field, the risk for me is "knowing too much". Since the ITF+ targets the 0-2 year initiate, sometimes, people like me get argumentative about questions because of all the experience we have. So we sort of have to "take a dumb pill" and go take the test, so we don't over-analyze. It was fun taking the test cold-turkey. ;)

Not sure as to your experience level, but I'll just say, take your time, do it right, and you'll be satisfied with the results, I would wager.

Good luck!

/R
 
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