fazza99

After the second time of having some Google product be cancelled, I vowed never to use any of their services ( apart from search ) in a commercial setup. My first question for any AWS/Azure service being considered in my organization is "When is it going to be EOL'ed?".

Going with Google is too risky these days.

I've worked at a couple organisations where there was a mantra of 'No HR'. In all cases I saw mistakes and abuses that would / should have been picked up by a sensible HR person. I don't buy it. Granted you don't need entire departments of people but when you get to be a billion-pound company, there will be a need for some expertise.

It feels very unfinished. The "home" page and "dashboard" page don't display anything for me. I like the concept but it's looking very beta, or pre-beta.

looks like it's been slashdotted.

Betcha it doesn't return any results for 'PLO' ;)

I'll never use GCE again. Too many services get pulled on a whim.

what was wrong with webmin?

(ducks)

Can you show your sources? Others appear to disagree with you.

It's brave of you to open the comments without a password. Post some of the better ones here.

Everythng that's repetitious and error-prone: Manual migrations of old physical servers, disaster-recovery, managing legacy infrastructure. Luckily, most of these have been obviated by the cloud, thank god. I became a sysadmin to work on interesting projects, not to endlessly reset AD user credentials. Granted there is a level of repetition in any job, but when the process becomes to the job, it's time to automate.

I interviewed at one place where the manager who was supposed to see me turned up an hour late, sweaty from a cycle ride and said I was too early. He consistently got my name wrong during the remaining half hour, and poured scorn on his current reports.

- If during the interview, they ask you if you have 'firing skills' and how you motivate unmotivated staff, that's a strong indicator also. The company was based 20 seconds from the edge of a airport runway. Repeatedly during the interview, we had to stop talking as the noise from jet engines wouldn't allow normal conversation.

please test the site before releasing it.

lol. nice rickroll