- A discussion about the Myths of the Open Office
Read More - Open offices can be harsh environments, you never know what dangers are hidden behind you until the interruption arrives.
Read More At the end of the year it's quite common to think about the results accomplished and missed on the last twelve months.
Some people say
career is a marathon, not a sprint
and I partially agree. The main difference is a marathon has a predefined path already known since the beginning, a career looks more like …
Read MoreWhite boxes and their impact on enterprise networking is a hot topic today, with many point of views.
The last update from Dave Temkin, VP of Network Architecture ad Netflix, put more gasoline on the flames:
**Update April 2018: the original tweet was deleted, the message was:
Super proud of my team - today they …
Read MoreI read this post on IPSPACE blog this morning and as often happens it made me think.
The key point is:
Warningfigure out what your most pressing problem is
Who should do that? Let's analyze the roles involved in a typical SMB or enterprise.
Vendors
Vendors have just one target:
sell their products and …
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I got inspired by the book "The 1 Thing" and changed a little bit my behavior about work and training I'd like to share here to discuss and improve.
The Background
A while ago one guy could setup a bunch of physical servers, install/configure/manage OS, configure network equipment and setup a firewall to …
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Your Route to Cisco Career Success by Kevin Wallace
A free ebook from Amazon/Kindle about the strategy to prepare for a brilliant career in networking.
UPDATE: the book was free just for a limited amount of time (I got the link from Twitter).
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"Breaking stupid rules for smart results."
Not the best book ever but I liked the concept: don't stick to the rules if you feel the rules don't allows to work in and efficient way.
Hacking work is actually intrapreneurship and requires a little anarchic spirit. How can we improve if we never try something …
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