How to be a Great Manager: Say “No”

03May09

While working in this field with my short 4 year career, I have learned some things like what abilities great managers and leaders have.
The first thing I learned is how to say “No”. Oh I don’t mean to say “No” to everything. (yeah I loved the movie ‘Yes man’!) I meant that managers or leaders [...]

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Great Managers I Have Had.

02May09

Manager is not a good job.
Especially in this IT field, being manager means taking care of team members and team schedules.
In my(short but not very short) career, I had two good managers.
I met the first manager when I was working for a community college for two months. At that time, he had been working in [...]

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HTML for Web Programmers

16Apr09

OK. So here is the idea what some web programmers(especially .NET programmers) think of HTML.
“Why do we need to learn HTML? We just need to drag and drop controls and edit properties in dialog boxes.”
or
“Why? Dreamweaver is the god generating HTML pages, and I believe in Dreamweaver!!!”
My honest answer? !diputS
The general idea we all know [...]

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Tags: dreamweaver, html, LinkedIn, web designers, web programmers

What is Computer Forensics?

29Sep08

This is a simple example of Computer Forensics.
This is more like cyber-enforcement than finding removed data.
I really want to major in this study, and have been looking forward to entering John Jay College of CUNY after I finish Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science.
If you see the curriculum, you will love it. [...]

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