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Republish: Have You Deployed an Availability Group?
I’m taking a day off to coach at Colorado Crossroads today. It’s the last day of a 3 day volleyball tournament and I’ve got my 13s and I’m helping with 18s. Hopefully not at the same time. You get to … Continue reading
Is This a Good DBA Job Description?
I saw this on one of the syndicated SQL Server Central blogs: Job Description of a DBA. This is mostly a list of things, but it covers a lot of the general types of things that many of us expect … Continue reading
Assistants in the Age of AI
When I started working for a living, there were secretaries in many organizations. These were people who actually did a lot of correspondence (written or verbal) and busy work for managers or executives. Over time, as email and computers became … Continue reading
Creating Candidate Interest
It can be hard to find candidates for positions these days. I know there are a lot of people looking for jobs, but are they the ones you want? Are they a good fit for your team? Those are hard … Continue reading