On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 08:25:36AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Mind you, I'm not saying its a good idea to pitch a vendor's warez, or > anything like that, but it just seems like a common goal is shared in this > case.
Somewhat like a 'business consultant' L3 flavour? I like the idea, Mark. Well, since we seem to broaden the discussion, I want to bring in a related topic: non-technical skillsets. As I recall an LPIC-3 alumnis originally was supposed to be able to advice management too. Well, with the possible exception of very small businesses, this strongly suggests that such an alumnis should also have non-technical skills. Perhaps we need to create a program that certifies more than just technical skills. I have been working on such a program within my company. Our consultants are also encouraged to develop and maintain knowledge about business processes, project management and documentation and presentation techniques. They have to certify these skills too, for example all of our LPIC certified consultants are also ITIL Foundation certified. Additionally, I have been using instruments like the EQ-i to enable people to learn more about their psychological profiles, their weaknesses and strengths. However, it may be well beyond the scope of what the LPI should do, after all, the aforementioned skills are not 'linux specific'. They are specific for all good business consultants. Suuuomikkie vinnouuven, -- Henk Kloepping Voice : +31 598 42 31 31 European Fortean Foundation e-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] To join ISOC.NL: http://www.isoc.nl _______________________________________________ lpi-examdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.lpi.org/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
