For what it may be worth, my background is as PeopleSoft Administrator - Unix/Linux, DB2/Oracle, Tuxedo/Weblogic, peppered with bash/Perl, some network design a

For what it may be worth, my background is as PeopleSoft Administrator - Unix/Linux, DB2/Oracle, Tuxedo/Weblogic, peppered with bash/Perl, some network design and diagnostic, and whatever else is needed in service of the PeopleSoft vertical stack. This would put me squarely in the HackerNews-Dreaded category of "Enterprise Software" :=> I'm in serious danger of moving from technology architect to middle management, and while I'm eager to learn more about people and get better at facilitating productive teams (etc etc etc;), I don't want to lose track of my core passion - and feel I may need to "reinvent myself" soon, lest I go in the wrong track via inertia... Thx all! :->