From: Jaspreet Bhatia (jasbhati@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Feb 01 2002 - 18:18:11 GMT-3
Robert,
I know a guy who passed his lab in his 7th attempt
.Just try to imagine what he would have gone through .Persistance does pay
in the long run . If you get sick of doing a particular technology ( I get
sick of bridging pretty fast ) try working on another and you will find it
refreshing ...I am sure that you will get through .All the best .Wish me
luck too as my first attempt is in 8 weeks .
Jaspreet
At 08:21 PM 2/1/2002 +0000, McCallum, Robert wrote:
>Folks,
>
>This is a question for those of us who have sat the lab exam more than once.
>
>I am due to sit the lab 1 week today and for the last 2 weeks I have been
>finding studying a right bore. The first time round I felt that
>everything I was doing I was learning but this time round I seem to be
>asking myself "WHY" would I want to do that? I am flying through the labs
>that I used to
>prepare for the first time round as well as totally knowing he 1st lab
>inside out and knowing where those tiny little annoying mistakes were made.
>
>What I am asking is --- is this a normal reaction ? I mean I feel that
>the first time round I learnt a hell of a lot, but this time I feel as if
>I am only re capping the same old stuff.
>
>Has anyone any suggestions that could help in my study techniques. Surely
>someone has been through this before AND for those who are on +2 attempts
>-- how do you drive yourself towards studying AGAIN and AGAIN.
>
>Yours boredingly Robert McCallum
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