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Treat People Like People
Millennials, the next generation of college graduates are coming out of school and looking for work. These are people who have grown up with technology all of their lives, and probably can’t imagine living without a computer, much less Internet … Continue reading
Working Long or Working Hard
Seth Godin has some very interesting things to say and often makes me think with his short posts on the world. I saw him speak a few years ago, enjoyed it, and while I don’t always agree with the way … 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
Choosing Your Tasks
I have been working for SQLServerCentral for nearly a decade. I started in 2002 and in that time I have had to define my own job most of the time. Early on Andy and Brian had a list of things … Continue reading