From Serf to Surfer: Becoming a Network Consultant
Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish
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From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish epub From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish pdf download From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish pdf file From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish audiobook From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish book review From Serf to Surfer: Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish summary | #983674 in Books | 2000-04-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | .79 x7.44 x8.91l, | File type: PDF | 307 pages||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Read this book first before go out on your own!|By Cliente de |Like some other reviews I read, there are not really many books written on going out on your own to be an IT consultant. This book is a bit dated on the references as to what type of systems the author set up but still revelent with the aspect of business related issues and making sure about having built up your ne|.com |Establishing a network consultancy frequently has more to do with happenstance than with any sort of coherent business plan. People typically develop competencies, do favors here and small jobs there, and then break with the day job when they realize t
You're experienced, you're skilled, you're certified -- and you're stuck flying a desk and babysitting servers for a company that doesn't understand your value. Why not break out of the 9-to-5 grind and become a network consultant, leveraging your skills and knowledge to let yourself work less and make more money? This book shows you how to transition from working in a traditional, regular-paycheck world to running your own business; how to put together business plans th...
You can specify the type of files you want, for your gadget.From Serf to Surfer: Becoming a Network Consultant | Matthew Strebe, Marc S. Bragg, Steven T. Klovanish. A good, fresh read, highly recommended.
