>Pluralsight stuff is definitely good...I also think their stuff got better when Julie joined them. She is fantastic.
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>Back in 2006-2007 was when I seriously decided to get into training/instruction. I talked to 2 training companies, and also traded brief emails with Dr. Joe H , but decided on where I'm training now. But Pluralsight has great credibility, no question.
Does your place ( link etc appreciated ) offer on-line stuff? I know you do a lot of classroom stuff.
Just seems that in our current environment investing time and money in training is pretty much essential ( at least if you want to keep it fun ;-)
I'm 64 and am spending more time learning now than I did in college (of course there are fewer of the distractions I had then ). If somebody in their 20s or 30s isn't really going gungho on advancing their skill set I think they are really making a mistake.
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