Iliya Gatsev - Linux Email Services ( Year 2021 )

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This certificate of completion recognizes that Iliya Gatsev completed the Linux: Email Services course on January 1, 2021, taking 1 hour and 50 minutes to complete the course. The head of content strategy at LinkedIn Learning congratulates Iliya Gatsev on continuing to learn and expand his skills and perspective to make himself more valuable in his career.

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Certificate of Completion
Congratulations, Dipl.-Inf.(Uni)/M. Sc.(IT) Iliya Gatsev
Linux: Email Services
Course completed on Jan 01, 2021 at 06:44PM UTC • 1 hour 50 min
By continuing to learn, you have expanded your perspective, sharpened your
skills, and made yourself even more in demand.
Head of Content Strategy, Learning
LinkedIn Learning
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Sunnyvale, CA 94085
Certificate Id: Ac5gZ9f96BhfN_SUNPYvh8QHoDHY

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