Re: The State of the CCIE Training Industry

Sometimes you build an empire then have others run it. We all want to retire
that is the goal or at least not work as hard. I dunno what happened with
Brian but if I was Brian and had all those employees I would just run the
company and relax a bit but that would be me.

Tony

On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 6:40 AM, Darby Weaver <ccie.weaver_at_gmail.com> wrote:

>
> My biggest concern was the piracy thing and its effect on the vendors
> here. I'm a little more recently vested than 5 years and a bit more heavily
> vested than most I'd suspect - well a much as some who go to alot of classes
> or products before finally passing. Kewl - You got me.
>
> The problem is the sales and the industry. When I hear vendors who support
> us, the candidates, and those vendors are DEEPLY concerned about their
> income making opportunities. It's not my income or yours, TODAY. Maybe
> TOMORROW.
>
> When the man who said the CCIE 2.0 Program is going to stand and deliver
> and take on the tyranny of other programs... aka Brian Dennis and then he
> as much as disappears or becomes STRANGELY quiet and his formerly biggest
> NEMESIS now speaks for HIM...
>
> I find that odd.
>
> I call it OIL and WATER. And no I never thought mix well either.
>
> Now Brian Dennis is a person entitled to his privacy. I'll buy that.
>
> Brian Dennis may not see fit to post on Groupstudy - I understand there are
> some reasons why this may be so too.
>
> Brian Dennis may not even care to post on InternetworkExpert's own Forum
> for the past year - almost to the day now - I guess it is his forum (or was)
> and if he does not wish to post that's his business too.
>
> Brian Dennis can teach the CCNP to his heart's content - hey he's more than
> qualified. He is MORE THAN quaified.
>
> Brian Dennis can let Scott Morris speak for him.... I find it odd,
> strange, and peculiar. But hey, apparently a few people here find my posts
> odd and peculiar too.
>
> For all I know Brian is cremated in a box and he still gets reports. Not
> my concern as many have said the show must go on - with or without Brian
> Dennis.
>
>
>
> One way or the other - Brian Dennis appears to be effectively removed from
> the public stage. Whether alive or dead, working or unemployed, wealthy or
> impoverished, it probably won't matter...
>
> Or will it?
>
> For all I know Brian Dennis is working on a killer CCIE Voice program for
> InternetworkExpert - he passed and so did Petr. Two of the most skilled and
> birghtest guys in the industry. Can't wait to see the product.
>
> I just did not quite understnad why Petr was taking resumes for another
> CCIE Voice - but someone's got to teach I guess.
>
>
>
>
> Now anyone else but me find this funny?
>
>
> Ouch!
>
>
> Bruce Caslow reports a lot of development for the 360 program for Voice -
> maybe there is a suprise in store for us all.
>
>
> No I never really cared where Carmen San Diego was...
>
> LOL!
>
> Enjoy guys.
>
> I think this should leave some room for interpretation. I'm taking my
> vacation now.
>
> Enjoy!

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