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Kurt Weiske | Mark Hofmann | Re: Lesson learned |
June 7, 2021 7:48 AM * |
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-=> Mark Hofmann wrote to Sean Dennis <=- MH> Some of the places that have the golden noose will work you to death, MH> non-stop after hours calling, weekend and night work all the time, etc. MH> That is not for me, anymore. I used to think that was exciting when I MH> was younger, but not so much anymore. There was a time when I was siting late one night in a colo facility, cross- legged on the floor, feet going to sleep from sitting on a concrete floor, serial cable from my laptop plugged into a router, debugging a network issue. I looked over and saw kids 20 years younger doing the same thing and thought "I'm too old for this". Since then, I started managing larger teams. I've done a lot of office moves, and my teams were the customer-facing support teams. I'd be there with them long after the other technical managers had left. a couple of times they'd call me asking my teams to take care of things they should have been in the office taking care of. At least I was sitting in an office chair and expensing pizza and soft drinks for the move teams... ... Always the first steps --- MultiMail/DOS v0.52 * Origin: realitycheckBBS.org -- information is power. (618:300/1) |
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