Μαΐου 11, 2011Μαΐου 11, 2011 από Sotiris Tsimbonis

Red Hat Certified Engineer

My exam results just got in..
I am now a Red Hat Certified Engineer for RHEL6 :-)

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Ο/Η Eleftherios Kosmas λέει:

Μαΐου 11, 2011 στο 6:22 μμ

My official reaction to this is «yeahhh man… way to go… wooo hooo!»

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Ο/Η saperduper λέει:

Μαΐου 11, 2011 στο 8:26 μμ

συγχαρητηρια!

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Ο/Η adamo λέει:

Μαΐου 11, 2011 στο 9:23 μμ

Bravo!

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Ο/Η Sotiris Tsimbonis λέει:

Μαΐου 11, 2011 στο 9:42 μμ

Thanks everybody :-)

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Ο/Η HSOC λέει:

Μαΐου 11, 2011 στο 10:34 μμ

I hereby certify that I was 100% sure for the result :-) woo-hoo!!!!!

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Ο/Η Marios Zindilis λέει:

Μαΐου 14, 2011 στο 1:34 μμ

Gongrats Sotiris!

This is a medium-to-far plan for me as well. Could you elaborate a little on the exam and its preparation, from your side of the experience?

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