Flash courses to get me started, and then got a couple of books to keep
me going.
Generally speaking, I like classes (assuming they're well-taught) to
start out, and for any concepts I have trouble getting out of books.
For general improvement, books and articles are the thing for me.
--benD
Marlon Moyer wrote:
> My company wants me to attend 2 training sessions per year. I attended
> a class last year and wasn't impressed by it. I've thought about
> approaching management and asking them to divert my money from classes
> to a library of tech books. What does the list prefer. I think I'd be
> able to learn as much or more given enough books. Am I doing myself a
> disservice?
>
>
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> Marlon Moyer, Sr. Internet Developer
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> American Contractors Insurance Group
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>
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