Recipients:
2010 | 2011

Upstanding people and business have the opportunity to get certified by Scratj, and display an award for achieving the reputable honor.

What does it mean to be Scratj’d and Certified?
It’s one thing to be good at what you do, but to carry your skill or business in such a way where when you scratj below the surface, there’s nothing there but gold, is an outstanding feat that deserves an award. Yes, every person and business has their good and bad moments, but what makes it all worthwhile is the motive behind it all, and all that goes into keeping that motive in motion. We go deep into the heart of people and businesses to see what they are all about, and if what we find passes the title of skillful and dives into honorable, sincere, passionate, and worthwhile – we will give them the Scratj’d and Certified award.

Qualifications for the Award:
• Extreme skill (a complete specialist) in a specific area (or more than one area).
• A good motive behind the skill or business (life dream, family passion, charity work, etc).
• Honorable relations with clients, or people the reviewable person or company interacts with.
- Great business sense or public relations.
- Customer Service
• Recommended source.
• Unique or strong view.
• Upstanding character.
• Delivers on time or early.
• Slow to judge.
• Quick to execute.
• Holds promises.
• Truthful.
• Gives back.
• Helps set the bar high.
- High standards for themselves, but doesn’t expect it from others.
• Knows when something or some way to do business is wrong.
- Takes a firm stand for what’s right.
• Handles disgruntled people properly.
• Valuable to do business with.

Can one lose the award?
Yes, the award is an honor and those that chose not to uphold what it represents, will be notified of the fallout and will be terminated as a recipient. Terminations are not announced publicly, and you and the award part ways silently.

Request to be reviewed for the award:
To request to be reviewed for the award, please contact us.
Please note it can take between (but not limited to) 30-200 days for review to complete. Not everyone is eligible for an award, and the award is not given out often.