Career change... to the cloud.
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@PSX_Defector If you want a list of VMware cloud air network companies to apply at I know a few
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@John-Nicholson said:
@PSX_Defector If you want a list of VMware cloud air network companies to apply at I know a few
I'm happy where I'm at, I'm sure I'll be talking with you sometime anyways. I am the guy in Systems now.
And Orrie says hi.
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that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
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@BBigford said:
I've saw a lot of this debate on various forums. "Will on-premise IT support be replaced by MSPs and/or the cloud?" MSPs displacing (not replacing)
I would says that's sensationalized. Sure it will happen at many SMBs but it's not something that is going to happen everywhere. especially not in the Enterprise sector.
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@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
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@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
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I am a very happy DO customer
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You guys. The Cloud to Butt plugin makes this thread hysterical.
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@crustachio said:
You guys. The Cloud to Butt plugin makes this thread hysterical.
@MattSpeller is also a fan of this one.
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I think that there is a big missed opportunity in the opposite, a butt to cloud plugin.
Kiss my cloud!
Check on the cloud on her.
And so forth.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I think that there is a big missed opportunity in the opposite, a butt to cloud plugin.
Kiss my cloud!
Check on the cloud on her.
And so forth.
Sounds a bit nebulous.
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@crustachio said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I think that there is a big missed opportunity in the opposite, a butt to cloud plugin.
Kiss my cloud!
Check on the cloud on her.
And so forth.
Sounds a bit nebulous.
You don't like my ideas? You can kiss my fat white cloud.
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See what I did there?
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@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
I'm happy with having my own office. I don't even like cubicals, I get distracted too much.
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@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
I don't use it as a cubicle as much as I do a brick wall. I don't always have my headphones in, but I do more often now. Our office is unusually silent. So the little noises irritate me. On the flip side, I worked in a loud environment and would put them in to block out the noise so I could concentrate (ironic that you block noise with noise).
I also wear headphones to block out users. We have an open door policy, but I sit with my back to the door so when they see my headphones in, they just turn and leave. Sometimes I put my headphones in, even without music playing, just for that reason. Otherwise I would never get anything done.
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@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
I'm young and I don't think I could work in that type of environment.
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@Jason said:
@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
I'm happy with having my own office. I don't even like cubicals, I get distracted too much.
That's why people like them. Cubicles are the "go to" for people looking to talk to friends at the office and have a solid excuse for why they did no work.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Jason said:
@Dashrender said:
@BBigford said:
@Dashrender said:
that place sounds exactly like Drop Box, only a little smaller. I visited Drop Box last year.. glass conference rooms, open floor plan, almost no cubicals, everyone wearing headphones.
free lunch/drinks/snacks everyday... etc.
Headphones are the new cubicles.
Man, yeah - I'm wondering is this dog is just to old for that.
I'm happy with having my own office. I don't even like cubicals, I get distracted too much.
That's why people like them. Cubicles are the "go to" for people looking to talk to friends at the office and have a solid excuse for why they did no work.
I'll actually agree with that. Having an actual office, even if it's no bigger than a cubical, with a door is definitely helpful in my ability to concentrate.
