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Until now, options for engineering CE included hours of irrelevant slides, outdated examples, and space-filling quizzes. For years, engineers have recognized this gap in CE and often scrambled to just check the CE box. Amber Book knows that engineers are curious, lifelong learners who want better CE options that are aligned to their career goals.
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