Totally agreed, 100 percent correct.
On Sun, Oct 25, 2009 at 5:11 AM, Carlos G Mendioroz <tron_at_huapi.ba.ar>wrote:
> I hope your last question is a joke, but just in case, I would not
> want just ANY CCIE as a mentor.
>
> The lab is not a classical CCIE task. Many of those who passed it
> would have a hard time if asked to pass the lab *tomorrow*.
> And also, knowing something is no warranty of your ability to
> pass that knowledge to someone else.
>
> My opinion only, but an informed one :)
> -Carlos (R/S#13838, CCSI)
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> Johnny B CCIE @ 25/10/2009 0:50 -0300 dixit:
> > Why don't more individuals offer one-on-one mentoring services?
> > $3500.00 per week can't be that bad for a CCIE. And what about CCIE's
> > who are not employed or are in-between jobs? Who would not want a CCIE
> > as a mentor?
> >
> >
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