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Archive for October, 2011

I wrote the following notice on Dr. Karl TOMBRE‘s profile on LinkedIn:

Many students and former students who followed Karl’s lessons will tell he is a brillant teacher. Their statement is right, but incomplete: for all a generation of Engineers of the Ecole des Mines who discovered Java and C++ through Karl, Dr Tombre is more than a teacher: he is a master.

I wrote the following notice on Francois LECOINTRE‘s profile on LinkedIn:

Francois is a very good analyst, who always investigates and gives a the right response when a problem occurs. Besides, he is pleasant colleague to work with, because of his open-mindness.

I highly recommand Francois.

I wrote the following notice on Lamine SIDIBE‘s profile on LinkedIn:

Lamine is a very skilled professionnal. He always has good ideas to share. but, above all, Lamine is a warm comrade, who greets new comers -as I was when I met with him-, ready to spend time in explaining and helping his team mates.

No stress, good mood and double skills in finance and IT: I recommand Lamine.

I wrote the following notice on Jacky LALOU‘s profile on LinkedIn:

Jacky has a strong knowledge of mathematics and actuarial modeling. As a skilled scientist, Jacky is used to analyzing facts, elaborating models, validating them, and, therefore, providing large customer satisfaction. Jacky is a very valuable professionnal: I warmly recommand Jacky.

I wrote the following notice on Kim Quoc TRAN‘s profile on LinkedIn:

I had worked with Kim for more than two years. He is an excellent professional, very commited to his tasks. Kim has a high knowledge on J2EE frameworks, and, above all, his skills on internet technologies (such as Struts, Wickets, etc.) are impressive.
I strongly recommand Kim, who is more than a good developper: he is a value adding comrade.