Re: My most excellent Bootcamp experience this week

lemme guess Narbik? :)

On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 3:09 PM, 2beone <2beone_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> I am being dead honest here. I am not in any way into marketing.
> I am an engineer who like to spend his hard earned money as good as
> possible.
> I think we can best help each other by talking about the superb bootcamps
> and by ignoring the lesser ones.
>
> The bootcamp workbook will force you to think out of the box.
> Thinking out of the box will require you to be creative. But to be
> creative requires you to know
> the technology so well from a Cisco implementation point of view that
> the boundaries and
> idiosyncrasies are no surprise, meaning that your creativity is not to
> patch the lack of knowledge
> of a more elegant solution.
>
> Next comes something which I haven't seen in any other workbook, I
> call it reverse engineered
> troubleshooting. It goes by knowing how to exactly proof that what you
> think you have typed on
> the command line is not only there but that the result of this typing
> is also exactly to your expectation.
> So you are not only building expert level knowledge but also expert
> level experience and mindset.
>
> This is what I have experienced this week on Narbik's bootcamp.
> There are more teachers out there but Narbik is the first one I have
> encountered who
> is willing, can give and does give so much to his students.
>
>
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Received on Fri Nov 19 2010 - 16:11:24 ART