The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
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The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@quad9dns/116488346000879261
The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
@rysiek no way! Did you know that Nadia was briefly CEO of Q9?
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@rysiek no way! Did you know that Nadia was briefly CEO of Q9?
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@quad9dns/116488346000879261
The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
@rysiek That's two upsides. I regret I do not have any qualifications nor experience in this area.
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@quad9dns/116488346000879261
The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
@rysiek whose hardware are you using? Direct, global, or local VAR? How many angry noises from engineering when someone says they need better data? And would they own the entire purchasing relationship?
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@quad9dns/116488346000879261
The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
@rysiek
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@quad9dns/116488346000879261
The upside is you would get to work on something that really matters and makes a net positive contribution to the world.
The downside: you'd have to work with me.
@rysiek Not sure whom you are looking for , at least your job description looks garbage and lack of substance.
Write soemthing very Black and white and to the point to get some "real people" to work ya.
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@rysiek Not sure whom you are looking for , at least your job description looks garbage and lack of substance.
Write soemthing very Black and white and to the point to get some "real people" to work ya.
@unixbhaskar thank you, I appreciate your generous, thoughtful, and eloquently put constructive feedback.
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@rysiek
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@rysiek whose hardware are you using? Direct, global, or local VAR? How many angry noises from engineering when someone says they need better data? And would they own the entire purchasing relationship?
@rootwyrm these are excellent questions, but they need to be answered by the org, so summoning @quad9dns into this thread.
One thing I can say is that this is a small organization, so "engineering" would be me and two other people, and we are constantly trying to get more data to make informed decisions on where to deploy etc. So, not as much "angry noises" as "excited chatter".
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@rootwyrm these are excellent questions, but they need to be answered by the org, so summoning @quad9dns into this thread.
One thing I can say is that this is a small organization, so "engineering" would be me and two other people, and we are constantly trying to get more data to make informed decisions on where to deploy etc. So, not as much "angry noises" as "excited chatter".
Thanks @rysiek !
@rootwyrm Hardware varies - has been Cisco in the past, HP recently, but may shift depending on cost, availability, and sponsorships. Equipment is often off-lease, though this is counter-intuitively more reliable in some cases. Purchase patterns vary. The position would own the entire purchasing relationship, though would be subject to reliability and cost metrics imposed by engineering and executive teams.
Hope this helps!
