I want to thank everyone who recommended someone (or who volunteered
themselves) for this training need. I have a list of four people now and
I'll be following up with each of them, then forwarding several names to
my ISP client who will make the final selection.
The bottom line is:
1. Thank you all for your great recommendations.
2. I have enough good candidates to meet the need right now.
jack
Jack Unger wrote:
An ISP client of mine that I just provided wireless training for has
asked me to recommend an instructor who could train them in Cisco router
fundamentals, administration, and networking. I'd like to recommend
someone to them who:
1. Can travel to the east coast to deliver a training course on-site for
three professional-grade ISP employee/managers.
2. Is an accomplished and experienced router/networking trainer.
3. Possesses a friendly, flexible, down-to-earth teaching style (like
mine) :)
4. Is dedicated, conscientious, and has a passion for empowering the
class to succeed (again, like me) :)
If you are, or if you know of such an individual, I'd appreciate it if
you would let me know off-list, on-list, or via the telephone.
Thanks in advance from your humble wireless servant,
jack
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