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re: SQL Server Video Training is Becoming All the Rage

svelmoe — Tue, 20 May 2008 05:38:22 GMT

Thank you for the link :)

I try to read as many books, blogs about databases/SQL to increase my own knowledge in the field. And "watching" it done can provide a different means of learning then merely reading and help it stick.

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re: What Kind of Boss Do You Have?

svelmoe — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 06:41:20 GMT

I think it depends very much on the organization and its buildup, culture and all that stuff.

I do not mind a boss who does not have much technology insight as long as there is confidence and respect about the underlings and their knowledge, so the "boss" trusts the employees opinion/information. In my opinion and experience, that reduces micromanagement and encourages the employee to be independent and proactive (to use a good management buzzword :D)

The problem arise when the manager/boss/leader (whatever) does not trust the employees much, and tries to micromanage with limited/non-existing skills - then we have the "PHB" from Dilbert or worse.

Another real world example - Why Do Many Software Vendors Provide Bad Software and Bad Support?

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Its a nightmare when you have got inefficient support person over phone or onsite for the problem you

re: Why Do Many Software Vendors Provide Bad Software and Bad Support?

smartsons2000 — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:12:46 GMT

That's an easy one. These vendors rarely if ever have to convince, sale and get a signature to qualify the product. Those that sign for the bad software are not those responsible for making it work or sitting on long conference calls regarding why it doesn't work in your environment. Just my .02.

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re: Want to Learn More About .NET

pcsql — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:40:10 GMT

Brad,

I have been trying to learn vb.net recently. I'm sure this new .net learning website will be helpful to me even though it is showing c# videos.

Thanks,

Peter

re: Microsoft Offers Free Online Course on SQL Server 2008

bramadurai — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:01:38 GMT

Thanks Brad, I would love to have a insight into SqlServer2008

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re: Inland Empire .NET User's Group

bradmcgehee — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 03:04:30 GMT

Not this time around. This is something that we are looking into for future presentations.