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>Hi All,
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>Rachel wrote
> > want to tell me how you hold off the CEO who is breathing down your neck
>on
> > the 24x7 data
Hi All,
Rachel wrote
> want to tell me how you hold off the CEO who is breathing down your neck on
> the 24x7 database that's down?
Answers are snipped, but no wonder DBA's have a bad reputation.
In this case, the proper thing to do is give the best client service
possible. Forget your databas
totally random madness!
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Barbie doesn't talk when he takes her
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Eric,
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Title: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
The
best one happened over the weekend. On Friday night I'm heading downtown
for a night of carting around my coworkers while they get hammered. The
phone goes off at 9:45pm and it's the boss saying to my coworker (sa) that
ah but my boss was breathing down my neck as well..
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No can do. Already have one on the ring finger of the left hand that is the virtual nose ring. (tee hee!)
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"Work smarter not harder"is that anything like, "Know the
difference between doing things right and doing the right thing"?
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My personal fave is 'Do more with less.' So I went to Les and said, Hey, I'm supposed to do more with you.He was not amused...
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> Hmm, shaved head, why didn't I think of that? I would imagine a woman
> with a shaved head might be as effective...add a tatoo, some leather pants
> a
in a clueless state of perceived self-importance offering
wonderful platitudes like "Work smarter not harder" and such. Generally
they wind up being the chickens discussed in a related response.
Rodd
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definition #1)
Dilbert's boss, a clueless manager who likes to have
pointless meetings, harass workers. He really doesn't
have a clue.
definition #2)
A specific form of a very common creature, he is one of
those peop
Title: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
Hmm, shaved head, why didn't I think of that? I would imagine a woman with a shaved head might be as effective...add a tatoo, some leather pants and a scowl and I've got a new me! :-)
Marianne
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> I usually hire a large, mean and extremely
> rude person to stand at the entrance to my
> cube and say "
d
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Re: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs:
Yes, Rodd, you are right. There are times when being blunt is warranted.
I do it now - I couldn't a few months ago. At my last employer I was
very
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> Lisa,
> This is where I use my firm understanding of what I can do and all the
> other employers in the world that woul
At my previous employer (AT&T) I was in charge if a large electronic switching system.
When there were problems the manager would be breathing down my neck to make the
diagnosis and repairs as quickly as possible. I made a sign and pointed to it when he
would bother me during the crisis. It wor
Title: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
Yes, Rodd, you are right. There are times when being blunt is warranted. I do it now - I couldn't a few months ago. At my last employer I was very very good at it and my boss let us do our jobs without interference.
However, the
reathing down your neck on
the 24x7 database that's down?
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Title: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
I usually hire a large, mean and extremely
rude person to stand at the entrance to my
cube and say "Mr. Adams is busy right
now. Come back later."
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Meddle not in the affair
On Mon, 7 May 2001,Adams, Matthew (GEA, 088130) scribbled on the wall in...:
->I usually hire a large, mean and extremely
->rude person to stand at the entrance to my
->cube and say "Mr. Adams is busy right
->now. Come back later."
I didn't think I was rude.;-)
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> >I agree, many serious problems have been created by
> DBA's that act before
> >they thin
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> Rachel Carmichael wrote:
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> > want to tell me how you hold off th
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> >I agree, many serious problems have been created by
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> >they thin
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Re: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs:
These are good points, but beware of the boss that thinks looking over
your shoulder and asking questions
Rachel Carmichael wrote:
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> want to tell me how you hold off the CEO who is breathing down your neck on
> the 24x7 database that's down?
establish a perimeter and use automatic weapons?;-)
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>Subject: Re: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
>Date: Mon, 07 May 2001 05:30:57 -0800
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>I agree
want to tell me how you hold off the CEO who is breathing down your neck on
the 24x7 database that's down?
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Ah, yes...reminds me of the time I attended a meeting with our new COO. She had a
zillion ideas and a bunch of requests for information. When the meeting ended, she
asked me what I was going to do first. I startled her with, "I'm going to lunch,
wanna join me?". She did and we mapped out ou
Title: RE: Taking your time when a crisis occurs
These are good points, but beware of the boss that thinks looking over your shoulder and asking questions helps. Either your supervisor trusts you or he/she doesn't. For me, having someone right behind me breaks my concentration and can
I agree, many serious problems have been created by DBA's that act before they think
things through. When I have a problem with the database, I get a cup of coffee, put my
feet up, and think about what happened and what to do to solve the problem. Between
corrupted data files, hardware crashed,
The golden rule when there is a big crash is :
1. Panic
2. Stop panic
3. Fix the problem
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