Re: Post-fail write up

From: Sanjay W (sanjay_wc@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Feb 23 2003 - 13:34:52 GMT-3


Good to see that you have picked yourself back up and scheduled your next
lab. Good luck and thanks for the pointers. It always helps!!

-Sanjay.
----- Original Message -----
From: "jnull" <jnelson@rackspace.com>
To: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 6:44 PM
Subject: Post-fail write up

> Well, I've finally joined the ranks of the fallen.
> I took the lab in SJC on Thursday and learned of my (expected) failure
11AM the next day.
>
> I've found one thing to be true that I doubted: there isn't much point in
violating NDA, I knew what was on the test--well, nearly--and you, if you've
been reading this list and read a few books, or a couple labs, know what is
on the test as well. So, why didn't I pass? Two reasons: one, I spent too
much of the last few weeks doing labs in a 'piece-meal' fashion--twisting
scenarios to unrealistic configurations instead of taking some full good
labs with standard alternatives and getting to the point where I could do it
blind and super-fast; and two, second guessing myself and not utilizing
timesaving configuration practices made me run short of time. I never saw 8
hours go by so fast.
>
> In short: get so you can do the core 75% of what you know will be there in
half a day--very tough; that'll give you the other half to sort out things
you've only done a few times. Then, know your CD, know your time schedule,
and know you can do it.
>
> The test is doable. I've scheduled again for May 21st.
>
> my $.02
> --
> sig=$header



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