JeffBlauser

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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   I worked in IT into my late 30's before going to school for some of the reasons you list. I got so much out of it. When you go back, you know which courses will directly help you, and you will probably learn many new things about where your
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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   As a support manager, I was ready to tweet "Always Listen to your support manager" until I saw it was $4MM in revenue... This is one of the reasons that is hard to adopt the "80/20, walk the difficult customer" approach; I have seen the rig
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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   Yes, face to face is best. It sounds like they aren't oppressive, so this should be possible to do the right way. As someone who has both quit jobs and had staff quit on me with varying degrees of decorum, the way you handle it determines t
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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   That's good to hear you found your niche. I sometimes look back with pangs of regret, to be honest. When my compan(ies) needed visual basic help, I figured it out. Then never used it again. Then repeated that over and over with asp, php, sa
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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   That's why they say, "Always do business with family."
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   by JeffBlauser 14y ago

   Not that there couldn't be inefficiencies at nasa, but they have many other programs going on which account for its budget.
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   by JeffBlauser 16y ago

   That's the impression I got; they were bringing the answers to the lab.
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   Ask HN: Asking my boss for a piece of the pie

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