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Wasting Time
I ran across this infographic on wasting time at work. From the title I was thinking this would point out the ways in which people avoid work, and perhaps it does, but it’s really geared towards showing us the framework and … Continue reading
Jacks of all trades
Does your envrionment look like the one at Instagram? I’d bet that you ha there are a few of you that have an applicaiton or two that contains as many servers, components, pieces and parts, all held together with the proverbial … Continue reading
Brent Ozar Blitz at SQL Server Connections
The first session of the day for me was Brent Ozars Blitz talk on how to quickly get information on a new server. I have seen Brent’s video on this and read some of his blog posts, but i wanted … Continue reading
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Salary Averages
I saw this posted on Twitter, yet another reason to have a variety of people you follow. Some very interesting links and ideas get shared there. It’s a set of IT salary charts and values from a recent survey on … Continue reading