Re: another triple CCIE in the town

Congratulations mate well done. Where is R&S? You need four legs my friend.

On Sun, Mar 17, 2013 at 8:10 AM, Radioactive Frog <pbhatkoti_at_gmail.com>wrote:

> Folks,
>
> I think the time has come for my blog post to hit the cloud re the journey
> to the world of triple CCIE!. I have consolidated my third CCIE journey in
> this blog post. The purpose of this post is to inspire other candidates who
> are still on the road to achieving their CCIE. Most people think once they
> get their CCIE, they are the guru. I don t think so, you don t have to have
> a CCIE to be a master of a particular technology. I have seen many of my
> friends who do not have a CCIE but they are capable of writing an RFC and
> doing embedded design work. However, what CCIE really teaches you is
> discipline and thinking outside the box and tackling any challenges that
> you might see in the field and quickly come up with the right approach.
> Being a triple CCIE, I really think there is so much to learn and always
> there is a gap to learn new things.
>
> More on my blog:
> http://www.bhatkoti.com/tripleccie
>
> *Warning:*
> Apology in advance for length of my this post, if it's too boreing for you
> please skim through and go at the end to the conclusion.
>
> -frog, (with 3 legs now)!!
>
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