Re: Who is your *nix mentor?

Thanks all for the comments and the video. While I'm challenged in my work,
I still have a passion for the work, it's more about working more
efficiently than before. Also, I work as a typical introvert, and I'm
thinking of this as helping me become more social but also improve my
career goals.

Thanks again!

On Wed, Jun 7, 2017 at 4:17 PM Seth David Schoen <[email protected]> wrote:

> Rick Moen writes:
>
> > Much, much earlier in the history of SVLUG, it was for a long time a
> > tradition to have a member-interaction segment before the main speaker (I
> > want to say, maybe no more than 15 min?) during which people in the
> > audience were welcome to rise and seek the advice of the group, and
> > other people could rise (one at a time) to answer.
>
> CalLUG also used to do that.  I'm not sure in retrospect whether people
> always found it useful, because I'm not sure we were great at the
> moderation aspects that you mention.
>
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