neiby is famous!

[dmorris]

http://gcn.com/Articles/2009/12/14/W...e-gateway.aspx





ps - I am not the CEO as cited. It is a misprint

[Solignis]

You are the CTO or something like that, right?

[mdh]

Nice job. Good to see your name up there for doing something good.

[lohearn]

http://gcn.com/Articles/2009/12/14/W...e-gateway.aspx





ps - I am not the CEO as cited. It is a misprint

That's so cool!

[Evil_Bert]

I am not the CEO as cited. It is a misprint

Maybe they know something you don't. Have you checked your mail recently?

[Dipster]

Are there examples of his name out there for doing something bad?

Nice job. Good to see your name up there for doing something good.

[dwasserman]

Congratulations, its a big invoice and proyect

[mdh]

Are there examples of his name out there for doing something bad?

Let's hope not. People are usually more than willing to say something bad about someone, and keep the good stuff to themselves. I like seeing someone get credit for a job well done. To some, that makes their day.

[sky-knight]

Let's hope not. People are usually more than willing to say something bad about someone, and keep the good stuff to themselves. I like seeing someone get credit for a job well done. To some, that makes their day.

A sad truth... yet steeped in our society's reverence of productivity. If the thing works the first time, you just move on and forget about it. If it doesn't then it's an issue and sticks in the memory for ages.

It's the reason real IT guys are out of work so regularly... if you're doing your job correctly your clients don't need you.

[mdh]

If you're doing your job correctly, they rarely even notice you. You're their best buddy when they want you to fix something, and ignore you the rest of the time. I always do my best, because sometimes that knowledge is the only thing you take home with you at the end of the day.