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Update Your PASS Profile
If you haven’t logged into your PASS profile, please do so now. You should be able to get to this page: https://www.pass.org/myPASS.aspx Once you’re here, there’s an announcement: Voting is coming this year, and no matter what you think of … Continue reading
Burning Out
We tend to work a lot of hours as data professionals, developers, even IT management. It seems that we often are in the office at night, on weekends, and anytime there is a crisis. Even when we don’t have down … Continue reading
The Other Jobs
There’s a meme of sorts going around Twitter. It asks for your non-tech jobs, and I’ve seen some good ones from Grant, Kendra, Erin Stellato, and more. There are some interesting ones, and a few that I’m glad I never … Continue reading
Communicate Smarter Not More
I recently installed Microsoft Teams. Not because I wanted to, or because Redgate is abandoning Slack, but because Microsoft requires it for some MVP calls. This replaces Skype for Business (S4B), and while it worked OK, I’m not sure it … Continue reading