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2 comments:
What time can I expect these agile courses to begin?
Hi,
Obviously these courses are old (2008) now. See LeanAgileTraining.com for the new ones. Typically they start at 8:30am and end just after 5pm each day...if that was your question.
Regards,
Joe
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