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Because they sell themselves as being far more reliable than internal IT. If they weren't selling on uptime, people probably wouldn't be quite so critical of do
by tw04 8y ago
Because they sell themselves as being far more reliable than internal IT. If they weren't selling on uptime, people probably wouldn't be quite so critical of downtime.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoAs a technology practitioner, it is your failing if you believe them.
- tw04 8y agoLet me know the next time you hear about the CIO of a fortune 500 asking his technology practitioners to validate what he read in Gartner and heard from Diane Greene.
- toomuchtodo 8y agoMy advice would be to find opportunities to get paid to tell people the right answer, not to implement the wrong answer against your better judgement. Hot job market right now, more jobs than talent, all that jazz. If you're stuck implementing a suboptimal solution, that's not your fault, and not the intent of my above comment.
- engineeringwoke 8y agoLots of wisdom in this comment