Re: trainer/coach

   Kevin, how are you ?!

   I would suggest you to try a Bootcamp... IMHO you4ll get much more
benefits from a Bootcamp than from a twice a week guidance...

  A bootcamp is structured in a way that you4ll learn how to effective face
the "monster" (aka CCIE Lab Exam), study approach, tips and everything else
you4ll need to ace your exam!

  All major vendors have bootcamps, here are some examples from guys who
already attended some of those classes, just check their reviews about it:

*IPExpert 5 day led Bootcamp* from Joe Astorino:
http://www.sunpenguin.net/?p=627
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*Internetwork Expert Mock Lab Workshop* from CCIE Pursuit:
http://cciepursuit.wordpress.com/2008/06/16/in-reno-for-mock-lab-workshop/

*Narbik Bootcamp* from Nickelby Thane:
http://cciecisco.blogspot.com/2009/06/narbik-kocharians-ccie-bootcamp-day-5.h
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   Anyway... that4s just my opinion... If I could, I would definately go for
one!

   Cheers!

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2009/7/19 kevin dalby <ieorbust_at_gmail.com>
> Hi Experts,
>
> I have my CCIE lab date coming up on Oct 1st and I am feeling unprepared.
> I've been studying consistantly for about 3 months now, going through the
> INE workbook #1.  I feel like I waste a lot of time because I get lost on a
> topic and then spend hours on the Doc CD / cisco.com trying to find out
> where the topic is covered ect.
>
> So, I am looking for a CCIE out there that would be interested in being a
> trainer/coach.  I would like to meet for an hour or so twice a week at your
> conveniece to go over issues in the Workbooks or labs that I'm doing.
>
> Unicast me if there is any interest, and also let me know what you think
> would be a fair hourly rate.
>
> Thanks, looking forward to your response.
>
>
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