时间管理
给系统管理员

英文版



语言风趣 有穿透性
让SA 认识到自己的 性格

---- 大多数的 SA 是 顽强的 问题解决者，他们把自己 黏附到问题上。。。。。。
---- 我曾经注意到 自己和 同事 都是名副其实 地热心助人的人，帮助别人使用不利的或不期望的技术并让这些技术顺利进行，好让别人能把事情做好。。。。。。

----- 总的来说 SA觉得他们所做的事情很有趣。。。。。

引一段前言：
Preface
"Time Management for System Administrators?"

Uh-huh.

"You mean, like, how to use PDAs, vCal, calendar servers, and stuff?"

No, not at all. System administrators should be able to figure those things out without needing a book.

"So why shouldn't we just buy one of the other 10 zillion time management books out on the market?"

Because they suck. Well, they don't suck. They just don't speak to "us." They speak to some generic person you and I can't relate to. I'm a geek. A system administrator. A networking wonk. My home life looks a lot like my work lifeyou should see the killer server I've set up at home. Once I've finished tweaking it, I'm going to set up the same thing at work. Very few occupations are like that. Brain surgeons don't come home excited about trying a new technique on their cat, hoping that it works so they can try it on patients.

(Shoos cat out of the room.) "I'm not letting you near my cat anymore."

Listen, what I'm trying to say is that system administration is not a job. It's a lifestyle. We need time management books that speak to our lifestyle, in our own words, and solve our problems.

"Lifestyle?"

Lifestyle, workstyle, whatever. No other job pulls people in so many directions at once. Users interrupt us constantly with requests, preventing us from getting anything done. Computers have their own needs that pull is in many directions. Our managers want us to get long-term projects done, but they flood us with requests for quick fixes that prevent us from getting to those long-term projects!


多么有趣！ 喜欢猫咪， 家中建立 超级服务器，调啊调。。。。




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