Have you ever had a difficult time explaining what your job entails to your parents or other family members? You may be working in a field that didn’t exist 20 years ago, such as mobile device development, or your job may be so specialized that non-technical people will never understand. Now that my job title […]
2018-11-05
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Today Kathi talks about the skills that all of us need to succeed in our careers.
2018-10-30
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The ways that one rolls back deployed database changes gets more complex with the migration development philosophy.
2018-10-24
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Phil Factor feels that as a community we can do more to help people who are wrestling with SQL coding standards.
2018-10-22
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The right tool is important for a good job. Andy Warren asks if you're thought about the tools you use on a daily basis.
2018-10-17
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