still here (more or less)
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I've been quiet the past few weeks. (Perhaps with a *sigh* of relief to some :laugh: ) That's because I changed jobs and I'm now working as a Project Manager instead of coding/designing/analysing. The biggest advantage is that I'm on bike distance from home so I'm done with traffic jams :thumbsup:. Perhaps I'll be back for an occasional visit, or if I ever should return to coding ;-). All the best.
V.
Once a coder, always a coder, no matter what your job description says.
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I've been quiet the past few weeks. (Perhaps with a *sigh* of relief to some :laugh: ) That's because I changed jobs and I'm now working as a Project Manager instead of coding/designing/analysing. The biggest advantage is that I'm on bike distance from home so I'm done with traffic jams :thumbsup:. Perhaps I'll be back for an occasional visit, or if I ever should return to coding ;-). All the best.
V.
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PM's aren't banned from the site automatically, you are even allowed to visit if you code in VB and Javascript, so being a PM should not be a bar at all! :laugh:
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OriginalGriff wrote:
you are even allowed to visit if you code in VB and Javascript
Or even when your IDE is Power Bi desktop
"Coming soon"
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I've been quiet the past few weeks. (Perhaps with a *sigh* of relief to some :laugh: ) That's because I changed jobs and I'm now working as a Project Manager instead of coding/designing/analysing. The biggest advantage is that I'm on bike distance from home so I'm done with traffic jams :thumbsup:. Perhaps I'll be back for an occasional visit, or if I ever should return to coding ;-). All the best.
V.
V. wrote:
The biggest advantage is
that you don't have to do any quantifiable work anymore? :-D
Social Media - A platform that makes it easier for the crazies to find each other. Everyone is born right handed. Only the strongest overcome it. Fight for left-handed rights and hand equality.
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I've been quiet the past few weeks. (Perhaps with a *sigh* of relief to some :laugh: ) That's because I changed jobs and I'm now working as a Project Manager instead of coding/designing/analysing. The biggest advantage is that I'm on bike distance from home so I'm done with traffic jams :thumbsup:. Perhaps I'll be back for an occasional visit, or if I ever should return to coding ;-). All the best.
V.
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Rage wrote:
How do you manage biking without a brain ?
Hmmm, follow the lead of so many of the cyclists I see round here. So far I've managed to avoid contact, but some only by the slimmest of margins.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
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V. wrote:
The biggest advantage is
that you don't have to do any quantifiable work anymore? :-D
Social Media - A platform that makes it easier for the crazies to find each other. Everyone is born right handed. Only the strongest overcome it. Fight for left-handed rights and hand equality.
ZurdoDev wrote:
that you don't have to do any quantifiable work anymore? :-D
yes, but when the slippage occurs even though you can blame the dev you have to deliver the news, and justify why they failed. actually worst PM gig I had boss wanted me (on a late delivery) to tell the client X. Problem was it would mean lying to their faces. I said, "no." He said, "OK, expect your resignation letter ASAP." (I think expecting me to back down.) 2 minutes later he had my resignation. Stupid pricks made me serve my notice. (about 2 weeks (4 weeks less leave), arrive late, long lunch, leave early (usually 5 minutes after getting back from lunch) - punctuated by ms solitair etc.) hmmm, next discussion topic
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I've been quiet the past few weeks. (Perhaps with a *sigh* of relief to some :laugh: ) That's because I changed jobs and I'm now working as a Project Manager instead of coding/designing/analysing. The biggest advantage is that I'm on bike distance from home so I'm done with traffic jams :thumbsup:. Perhaps I'll be back for an occasional visit, or if I ever should return to coding ;-). All the best.
V.
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Rage wrote:
How do you manage biking without a brain ?
Hmmm, follow the lead of so many of the cyclists I see round here. So far I've managed to avoid contact, but some only by the slimmest of margins.
Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994. So does this signature. me, 2012
Peter_in_2780 wrote:
So far I've managed to avoid contact, but some only by the slimmest of margins.
It's only a matter of will. Once you have overcome this, the punches find their way alone. :-D
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Congrats … :-) Are you going to use an e-bike ? at my work location (Gent) we were recently encouraged to go for e-bikes, that's why I am asking ... Cheers,
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Nope I was stuck in my job (no room for improvement or move) so I just left and found something else...
V.
Cool, have fun at the new one then !
