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Review question VS. changing technology

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Last Post: July 20, 2010:

By cwnpchina July 20, 2010

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Hmm...that sounds crazy.

The same thing happens when you sit on your CCIE lab exam. Your brain will no doubt begin burning soon...

An interest question: What is the difference between an experienced engineer and an inexperienced engineer? Someone gives the following answer:

While encountering a problem, a complete topology map will soon appear in a veteran's brain, whereas a newbie can only see several nodes on the topology map.

The same rule may apply to a cert exam: by glancing at a question, you would immediately judge what the test point is, even the approximate location it appears on the study guide.

Not easy of course, but deserve to try.

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