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Adam Bertram
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Adam Bertram
@adbertram
Online entrepreneur, tech geek, recovering sysadmin, content creator, automation, AI nerd and Lego Bricklink seller.
- We need a Bob Ross of IT. Imagine it. “We’re going to migrate this happy little server to the cloud today. You know...this Server is really like us. He just wants to e part of a group. He wants some friends. Does that sound familiar? It does to me.”
- Replying to @daytonmills and @r_bhandarkarIt’s because you are an entrepreneur. Entrepreneurs make terrible employees.
- I'm pleased to announce I have accepted a job as a Senior Cloud Architect and have a start date in January! I'll wait until I receive the "formal" offer letter to announce the company. Soooooooo glad to finally have #JobHunt2019 come to a close. It was brutal.
- My life is complete. I'm now able to outrank Microsoft documentation in Google.
- The end of an era; Microsoft is deprecating VBScript. I was a VBScript ninja back in the day going so far as building classes…….in VBScript!
- Blogging Tip: If you're writing a how-to article and are able to breeze through it, you're probably writing at YOUR level and not your audience's. Great articles that teach require constantly breaking down concepts you thought you forgot long ago.
- I'm still seeing way too many "Remote Till Covid After that Onsite" job opportunities out there. If someone can successfully prove they can perform their duties remotely, why on earth would you require them to ever go into the office? 🤦♂️
- Replying to @adbertram @daytonmills and @r_bhandarkarI was rejected from Microsoft not too long ago not because I lacked the skills but the hiring manager said she could tell I wouldn't like it even though I adamantly said I would. Turns out, she was right. 🤷♂️
- After working in IT for over 20 years, I’ve finally realized that communication skills is as or more important than actual technical skills when working on a team.
