I'll admit the quality of Cisco tests (other than perhaps the CCIE
Written) leaves a good deal to be desired. But unless things have
radically changed, this is, in part, a result of the process used to
create them, and the fact that instructional design professionals
are in charge.
When I
PHB level?? I'm curious what that means. ;-)
I think the process at Cisco has degenerated even beyond what you describe.
It's not just that instructional designers (IDs) rather than subject matter
experts (SMEs) write the questions and answers. The new breed of IDs also
seem to have limited
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Howard C. Berkowitz
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I'll admit the quality of Cisco tests (other than perhaps the CCIE
Written) leaves a good deal to be desired
PHB level?? I'm curious what that means. ;-)
Actually, now that I think of it, there are two meanings of relevance:
Dilbertian: Pointy-Haired Boss
Traffic Engineering: Per-Hop Behavior
I think the process at Cisco has degenerated even beyond what you describe.
It's not
Allhiser
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Hi Howard,
I'm glad to see gettlabs.com is up and running -- I will definitely peruse
it tonight.
Preface: I used to teach technology courses at a 4 yr college
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