One more time before my emeritus years, I’d dearly love to work with a small group (3-5) of sysadmins who work hard, play hard, and just get stuff done by helping each other out.
This is contrasted to bloated staffs, each member of which gets tasks assigned from a sort of job jar, without regard to the degree of difficulty of the task, or how the task assigned fits into the larger picture. Systems Administration means care and feeding of not only hardware and software, but of processes, people, and best practice standards.
Not that I have any real world comparisons on this, mind you.
Nonetheless:
Your old men will dream dreams. Joel 2:28.
-k-
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