No. I would much rather keep things remote, and not need to deal with a hotel and travel arrangements.
On a side note, Jamf does have the Jamf 400 in person this spring.
No. I would much rather keep things remote, and not need to deal with a hotel and travel arrangements.
On a side note, Jamf does have the Jamf 400 in person this spring.
As much as I enjoyed doing the CCA and CCE certifications at Jamf HQ in Minneapolis I have to agree with @AJPinto, having the courses available remotely makes them much more accessible so I hope Jamf will provide both options in the future.
There's also less informal knowledge sharing with the in-person trainings than you might remember since Jamf stopped providing a catered lunch (or at least they had for in-person trainings as of 2019).
As much as I would prefer the training in-person, everyone I've talked to at Jamf have all said "ain't gonna happen".
And I get Jamf's point of view. Even before the pandemic, outside of Minneapolis, Chicago, NYC & LA, it could be hard to get enough attendees to even have the class. I know here in Columbus they tried a couple times to do 200 before they finally got enough interest.
That said. . .I took 300 and 370 last spring. Remote. And they went much better than I expected.
I will say that, as the person in my company who pays for the courses, I'm a little disappointed that they've kept the pricing the same for the remote courses as they charged for in-person. But on balance, I can't complain too much about the remote delivery of the course.
No. I would much rather keep things remote, and not need to deal with a hotel and travel arrangements.
On a side note, Jamf does have the Jamf 400 in person this spring.
ti Be clear: I wasn’t suggesting in-person only. No reason they can’t do both, if the demand is there.
Jamf 400 is the class I want to take! But I can only find remote classes on the Jamf training site.
Where did see something about in-person training for 400?
