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Daily Archives: May 16, 2011
Colorado SQL Server User Groups – May
I saw a post from Marc Beacom on the presentations this week for various groups. You can get the info on them all from Marc’s post, but basically this is user group week in CO. Tuesday – Boulder Wednesday – … Continue reading
Competing with an MBA
It seems that if you want to move up in management, you need an MBA. At least that was the prevailing wisdom a few years back as I worked in various corporations. Most executives were expected to get an MBA, … Continue reading
