John,
I know that they have >A LOT< of cisco gear. They purchased quite a few
pieces of hardware from me (Optimized Systems) over the past 3-6 months.
The guy that is technical (Bryan O), does have a good understanding of Cisco
technologies. He seems like he would be a great instructor.
Is it unrealistic to go from nothing to CCNP in six months? NO, definitely
not unrealistic at all. If you are a good student and can memorize
information, you could probably get all the way through the CCIE written in
six months. However, the odds of that person passing the CCIE lab would
have to be relatively small (if not completely nill)! :)
my $.02
-Brad Ellis
CCIE#5796
used cisco gear: www.optsys.net
""John Neiberger"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Over the last week or so, somebody keeps sending me instant messages
> when I'm at home on AOL. He asks me all sorts of career related
> questions, mostly for advice regarding his educational options. He then
> references some company whose website is www.itcareeracademy.com and
> asks me to check into it. I've never successfully reached that website
> from home or at work.
>
> Last night, I think the same guy changed screen names and started the
> process all over again, and after I gave him the usual advice he started
> mentioning that dang company again. Supposedly they are advertising
> that you can go from zero experience to CCNP in six months. heh
> heh....sure, no problem. I keep telling him that is unrealistic but he
> won't believe me.
>
> Anyway, have any of you heard of this company? It seems weird that
> these people (or this guy) keep mentioning it but they're website is
> unavailable for over a week.
>
> Thanks,
> John the Curious
>
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