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Productivity and Accountability
Recently Yahoo decided that remote work was no longer an option, requiring all workers to either begin coming into an office, or terminating their employment. As expected, it seems many tech workers were outraged, though more than a few noted while working at … Continue reading
Two Plugs Away
I’ve always enjoyed smaller environments, where people are more free to work in the way they want to, when they want to, as long as they are productive. I applaud the efforts of small companies to design offices or spaces where employees feel comfortable … Continue reading
Why SQL Server?
Over the last few months I’ve met quite a few people that were just starting to work with SQL Server. For many of them, they’ve attended talks or presentations of mine or others, trying to learn enough to become more … Continue reading
Early Software
I have no idea what the first software I saw working on a computer system was. I’m sure it was some basic demo program on a Vic-20, which I convinced my mother to buy for us. I remember learning to program … Continue reading
Voice of the DBA 