This crazy world called IT

N2IT

So I finish up my A and N+ and decided to move onto server 290 and 291. I get my machine upgraded and added 4 more GB's of Ram. Spent 2 hours last night going over chapter 2 in 70-290. I load up Windows 7 enteprise and get 2008 on VM.

Then my old boss calls and sets up an interview at a his new company. He wants me to ramp up on my SQL skills, not a problem I can write joins and views in T-SQL. But he also wants me to get a light understanding of C#, VB, and ASP.

So now I dropped server studies and I am basically cramming for an interview. It is tier 3 application analyst heavy SQL.

When will this madness ever end?

vCole

That "madness" I like to call "fun".

Good for you!

veritas_libertas

Never!

Congratulations! I hope it works out for you

N2IT

Thanks guys I appreciate it.

erpadmin

When your old boss is calling you and giving you a head's up, the only way you could mess that up is by insulting that guy's family or something...

You got the entire Internet at your disposal to brush up on just familiarity of those languages. I imagine you only need to know them as it relates to the three-tier application and also to help troubleshoot with the developers when stuff "all of a sudden" doesn't work...(9 times out of 10, it's actually their fault). I don't think you'll be expected to be a programmer or anything like that. (Some places want that though....but those tend to be tiny shops....lmao.)

I can't see you messing this up, so I'll congratulate you in advance, should you decide to take it.....but n-tier apps are what's good-in-the-hood my friend....

Repo Man

Good luck man.

You'll be busy for a while if you get it.

N2IT

erpadmin wrote: »

When your old boss is calling you and giving you a head's up, the only way you could mess that up is by insulting that guy's family or something...

You got the entire Internet at your disposal to brush up on just familiarity of those languages. I imagine you only need to know them as it relates to the three-tier application and also to help troubleshoot with the developers when stuff "all of a sudden" doesn't work...(9 times out of 10, it's actually their fault). I don't think you'll be expected to be a programmer or anything like that. (Some places want that though....but those tend to be tiny shops....lmao.)

I can't see you messing this up, so I'll congratulate you in advance, should you decide to take it.....but n-tier apps are what's good-in-the-hood my friend....

I'm pretty excited to be honest with you.

I'll keep you guys posted

BTW Last night I downloaded visual web developer just to bang out some code.

I'll have to get reintroduced to subroutines and exceptions lol

earweed

Congrats on the new opportunity!

N2IT

Repo Man wrote: »

Good luck man.

You'll be busy for a while if you get it.

Heck yeah lol

N2IT

earweed wrote: »

Congrats on the new opportunity!

Thanks man

Where you been?

earweed

Busy studying. I'm taking the 70-647 in 2 weeks.

N2IT

earweed wrote: »

Busy studying. I'm taking the 70-647 in 2 weeks.

Nice good luck bro. I wish you the best!