RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-07-11 Thread Miller, Jay

I don't usually read the OT posts but I glanced at this while deleting
stuff.  Apologies if anyone already supplied the correct quote.

What Al Gore said was 'While in the Senate I played a major role in creating
the internet'.  Apparently he was a major sponsor a author of the bills that
transformed arpanet into the more commercially oriented internet.

I used to have links that traced the evolution of that entirely truthful
quote to 'I invented the internet' but dropped most of them after the
election.  I could probably track them down again in the unlikely event
anyone was interested :).  I think it was Wired magazine that first used the
word 'invented'.

Jay Miller

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Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
sentence. Playing a role in inventing!=  inventing.  Odd thing
about words: they mean something.

Hell, I play a role in the community on this listserv. 
I am certain Jared and Esteemed Company would make the 
semantic mistake of thinking I AM the community on this listserv. 

Unless, of course, I were in Florida, where votes don't count. G

JUST KIDDING! God Bless the Appointed President, and the
minority that voted for him!

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Sent: 6/21/2001 6:28 PM

And this statement is ANY better???  I use Software that Powers the
Internet therefore I guess I, in a way, run the darn thing. :) God
bless
the electoral college!

Chuck Speaks, MCSE
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Lithonia Lighting
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nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

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I thought he invented the internet.  Just ask him.  The best line was I
knew Jack Kennedy and You are no Jack Kennedy said by Loyd Benson to
Dan
Quayle. 


 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/21/01 05:13PM 
:), actually if you parrot Gore, it would be

I played a role in inventing certifications.

The devil is in forgetting the details!


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-22 Thread Kevin

Ross, it's not that votes don't count, it's that most of the people don't
know how to follow instructions or ask for help!  Besides, it's not the
first election where something like that happened:)
Kev

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Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
sentence. Playing a role in inventing!=  inventing.  Odd thing
about words: they mean something.

Hell, I play a role in the community on this listserv.
I am certain Jared and Esteemed Company would make the
semantic mistake of thinking I AM the community on this listserv.

Unless, of course, I were in Florida, where votes don't count. G

JUST KIDDING! God Bless the Appointed President, and the
minority that voted for him!

-Original Message-
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Sent: 6/21/2001 6:28 PM

And this statement is ANY better???  I use Software that Powers the
Internet therefore I guess I, in a way, run the darn thing. :) God
bless
the electoral college!

Chuck Speaks, MCSE
Database Administrator
Lithonia Lighting
770-922-9000  x3450
http://www.lithonia.com


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nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

-Original Message-
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To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


I thought he invented the internet.  Just ask him.  The best line was I
knew Jack Kennedy and You are no Jack Kennedy said by Loyd Benson to
Dan
Quayle.


 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/21/01 05:13PM 
:), actually if you parrot Gore, it would be

I played a role in inventing certifications.

The devil is in forgetting the details!


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Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-22 Thread Ray Stell

On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 08:11:03AM -0800, Kevin wrote:
 Ross, it's not that votes don't count, it's that most of the people don't
 know how to follow instructions or ask for help!  Besides, it's not the
 first election where something like that happened:)
 Kev
 
 -Original Message-
 Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:25 PM
 To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
 
 
 Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
 sentence. Playing a role in inventing!=  inventing.  Odd thing
 about words: they mean something.


That depends on what the definition of is is.
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-22 Thread Mohan, Ross

Ray, have you been not inhaling again?

;-)

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On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 08:11:03AM -0800, Kevin wrote:
 Ross, it's not that votes don't count, it's that most of the people don't
 know how to follow instructions or ask for help!  Besides, it's not the
 first election where something like that happened:)
 Kev
 
 -Original Message-
 Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:25 PM
 To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
 
 
 Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
 sentence. Playing a role in inventing!=  inventing.  Odd thing
 about words: they mean something.


That depends on what the definition of is is.
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Boivin, Patrice J

How about:  Are you ISO9000 certified?

: )

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-Original Message-
From:   Daniel Curry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:50 PM
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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

Daniel Curry
Systems Administrator
CGtime, Inc. 
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Suite 201
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 -Original Message-
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Subject:Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year regardless
of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:
 
 I am in a position to interview candidates who will ultimately be
my
 boss.
 
 I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment, with
Oracle
 databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).
 
 My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys to get a
full
 grasp of their management styles, political abilities, technical
 competencies, etc.  Any suggestions would be useful.
 
 Thanks.
 
 Daniel Curry
 Systems Administrator
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 625 Second Street

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mark Leith

Or just - are you certified? :)

-Original Message-
Patrice J
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:36
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How about:  Are you ISO9000 certified?

: )

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-Original Message-
From:   Daniel Curry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:50 PM
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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

Daniel Curry
Systems Administrator
CGtime, Inc.
625 Second Street
Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94107
ph: 415-348-6516
fx: 415-348-6505
cell: 510-304-7889

 -Original Message-
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 3:56 PM
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Subject:Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year regardless
of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:

 I am in a position to interview candidates who will ultimately be
my
 boss.

 I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment, with
Oracle
 databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).

 My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys to get a
full
 grasp of their management styles, political abilities, technical
 competencies, etc.  Any suggestions would be useful.

 Thanks.

 Daniel Curry
 Systems Administrator
 CGtime, Inc.
 625 Second Street

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Boivin, Patrice J

ISO9000 because it will tell you whether the shop is methodical or not.
Whether there are expected consistent deliverables or not.

At the same time, because ISO certification is a double-edged sword, you
will find out whether the manager is an empire builder, and whether they
implemented ISO properly there.  In some places ISO is just a huge paperwork
exercise, à la Dilbert.

In other places ISO certification can be used to prevent narcissistic
careerist empire builders from circumventing company policies re. staffing
allotments, resource distribution within departments, and whether the staff
there is qualified to do their jobs or not.  ISO can also be use to prevent
overlaps in responsibility, and it can force managers to really take
responsibility for their departments to walk the talk so to speak.

Before I reincarnated as an Oracle DBA I worked in a pharmaceutical
company's audit department and one manager absolutely refused to be specific
about what each of his staff people's responsibilities were.  He wanted to
peg problems on any of them, from day to day, and not leave a record, so
that if there ever was a problem he could delegate accountability to his
subordinates.

The euphemism for this sort of thing is a team player - when you see that
on job postings, be wary.

Anyway, I'm cutting down on the e-mails now.  That should be a relief to
some list members.

Patrice Boivin
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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

Or just - are you certified? :)

-Original Message-
Patrice J
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:36
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


How about:  Are you ISO9000 certified?

: )

Patrice Boivin
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-Original Message-
From:   Daniel Curry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:50 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

Daniel Curry
Systems Administrator
CGtime, Inc.
625 Second Street
Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94107
ph: 415-348-6516
fx: 415-348-6505
cell: 510-304-7889

 -Original Message-
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 3:56 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject:Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year
regardless
of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:

 I am in a position to interview candidates who will
ultimately be
my
 boss.

 I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment,
with
Oracle
 databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).

 My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys
to get a
full
 grasp of their management styles, political abilities,
technical
 competencies, etc.  Any suggestions would be useful.

 Thanks.

 Daniel Curry
 Systems Administrator
 CGtime, Inc.
 625 Second Street

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Christopher Spence

The way I see the ISO900x stuff is this.

If you say I kick every box before I ship it to a customer, and you do just
that consistency.  You are a ISO900x perfect company.

Although consistency is extremely important, so isn't efficiency,
credibility, as well as many other big words.

Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen.

Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot 



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ISO9000 because it will tell you whether the shop is methodical or not.
Whether there are expected consistent deliverables or not.

At the same time, because ISO certification is a double-edged sword, you
will find out whether the manager is an empire builder, and whether they
implemented ISO properly there.  In some places ISO is just a huge paperwork
exercise, à la Dilbert.

In other places ISO certification can be used to prevent narcissistic
careerist empire builders from circumventing company policies re. staffing
allotments, resource distribution within departments, and whether the staff
there is qualified to do their jobs or not.  ISO can also be use to prevent
overlaps in responsibility, and it can force managers to really take
responsibility for their departments to walk the talk so to speak.

Before I reincarnated as an Oracle DBA I worked in a pharmaceutical
company's audit department and one manager absolutely refused to be specific
about what each of his staff people's responsibilities were.  He wanted to
peg problems on any of them, from day to day, and not leave a record, so
that if there ever was a problem he could delegate accountability to his
subordinates.

The euphemism for this sort of thing is a team player - when you see that
on job postings, be wary.

Anyway, I'm cutting down on the e-mails now.  That should be a relief to
some list members.

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Or just - are you certified? :)

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How about:  Are you ISO9000 certified?

: )

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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

Daniel Curry
Systems Administrator
CGtime, Inc.
625 Second Street
Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94107
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fx: 415-348-6505
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 -Original Message-
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 3:56 PM
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Subject:Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year
regardless
of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:

 I am in a position to interview candidates who will
ultimately be
my
 boss.

 I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment,
with
Oracle
 databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).

 My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys
to get a
full
 grasp of their management styles, political abilities,
technical
 competencies, etc.  Any suggestions would be useful

RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Koivu, Lisa
Title: RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)





Interesting post Patrice. Thanks for sharing this.


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ISO9000 because it will tell you whether the shop is methodical or not.
Whether there are expected consistent deliverables or not.


At the same time, because ISO certification is a double-edged sword, you
will find out whether the manager is an empire builder, and whether they
implemented ISO properly there. In some places ISO is just a huge paperwork
exercise, à la Dilbert.


In other places ISO certification can be used to prevent narcissistic
careerist empire builders from circumventing company policies re. staffing
allotments, resource distribution within departments, and whether the staff
there is qualified to do their jobs or not. ISO can also be use to prevent
overlaps in responsibility, and it can force managers to really take
responsibility for their departments to walk the talk so to speak.


Before I reincarnated as an Oracle DBA I worked in a pharmaceutical
company's audit department and one manager absolutely refused to be specific
about what each of his staff people's responsibilities were. He wanted to
peg problems on any of them, from day to day, and not leave a record, so
that if there ever was a problem he could delegate accountability to his
subordinates.


The euphemism for this sort of thing is a team player - when you see that
on job postings, be wary.


Anyway, I'm cutting down on the e-mails now. That should be a relief to
some list members.


Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)


Systems Admin  Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
Technology Services | Services technologiques
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 Subject: RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)


 Or just - are you certified? :)


 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:36
 To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L



 How about: Are you ISO9000 certified?


 : )


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  -Original Message-
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  Subject: RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)


  I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.


  What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?


  Daniel Curry
  Systems Administrator
  CGtime, Inc.
  625 Second Street
  Suite 201
  San Francisco, CA 94107
  ph: 415-348-6516
  fx: 415-348-6505
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  -Original Message-
  Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 3:56 PM
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  Subject: Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)


  Ok i'll throw one in for fun:


  Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year
regardless
 of
  state of the company?


  Joe
  Daniel Curry wrote:
  
   I am in a position to interview candidates who will
ultimately be
 my
   boss.
  
   I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment,
with
 Oracle
   databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).
  
   My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys
to get a
 full
   grasp of their management styles, political abilities,
technical
   competencies, etc. Any suggestions would be useful.
  
   Thanks.
  
   Daniel Curry
   Systems Administrator
   CGtime, Inc.
   625 Second Street


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mercadante, Thomas F

Ahh, but in ISO9000 land, you need to fill the paper-work out to prove that
you have kicked every box before you shipped it like you said you would, and
then ask the customer if they can attest to the fact that you have kicked
the box.

what this has to do with delivering the product is quite interesting.

Tom Mercadante
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The way I see the ISO900x stuff is this.

If you say I kick every box before I ship it to a customer, and you do just
that consistency.  You are a ISO900x perfect company.

Although consistency is extremely important, so isn't efficiency,
credibility, as well as many other big words.

Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if
both are frozen.

Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot 



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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:02 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


ISO9000 because it will tell you whether the shop is methodical or not.
Whether there are expected consistent deliverables or not.

At the same time, because ISO certification is a double-edged sword, you
will find out whether the manager is an empire builder, and whether they
implemented ISO properly there.  In some places ISO is just a huge paperwork
exercise, à la Dilbert.

In other places ISO certification can be used to prevent narcissistic
careerist empire builders from circumventing company policies re. staffing
allotments, resource distribution within departments, and whether the staff
there is qualified to do their jobs or not.  ISO can also be use to prevent
overlaps in responsibility, and it can force managers to really take
responsibility for their departments to walk the talk so to speak.

Before I reincarnated as an Oracle DBA I worked in a pharmaceutical
company's audit department and one manager absolutely refused to be specific
about what each of his staff people's responsibilities were.  He wanted to
peg problems on any of them, from day to day, and not leave a record, so
that if there ever was a problem he could delegate accountability to his
subordinates.

The euphemism for this sort of thing is a team player - when you see that
on job postings, be wary.

Anyway, I'm cutting down on the e-mails now.  That should be a relief to
some list members.

Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)

Systems Admin  Operations | Admin. et Exploit. des systèmes
Technology Services| Services technologiques
Informatics Branch | Direction de l'informatique 
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Or just - are you certified? :)

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Patrice J
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 12:36
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


How about:  Are you ISO9000 certified?

: )

Patrice Boivin
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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

Daniel Curry
Systems Administrator
CGtime, Inc.
625 Second Street
Suite 201
San Francisco, CA 94107
ph: 415-348-6516
fx: 415-348-6505
cell: 510-304-7889

 -Original Message-
Sent:   Wednesday, June 20, 2001 3:56 PM
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Subject:Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun
question)

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year
regardless
of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:

 I am in a position to interview candidates who will
ultimately be
my
 boss

RE: OT - interviewing your superior (fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Jamadagni, Rajendra

ISO9000 also proves another thing  even if you are not technically
competent, you can write big documents that no one will ever want to read. 

Happened to me at 2 companies that became iso9000 compliant ...

HTH
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior (fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Boivin, Patrice J

I did say it was a double-edged sword...

: )

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ISO9000 also proves another thing  even if you are not
technically
competent, you can write big documents that no one will ever want to
read. 

Happened to me at 2 companies that became iso9000 compliant ...

HTH
Raj
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Boivin, Patrice J

Then they wouldn't be ISO9001 certified, where design comes into play.  If
kicking boxes doesn't do much, why is it in the process and get rid of it.
If kicking the boxes helps verify that packing procedures do protect the
product well, then incorporate it into audit procedures.  No need to do it
for every box, though, a few per batch should be enough to get reliable
stats.

ISO9002 just covers consistent delivery and being able to track where
problems occur so you can fix them, does it not?

I was actually working on GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) standards, which is
a bit different, but it was interesting to see people's reaction, depending
on whether they were organized or not to begin with.

Some people saw it as a positive thing, other not, most people just saw it
as part of the work environment because they were, after all, trying to get
FDA approval for something.

I believe these things work best in areas where processes don't change
often, like manufacturing.  For research departments, forget about trying to
document standardized procedures because people don't know what they will do
from one day to the next, each day's results drive the next day's work.
Also every few months, once a project is finished, they start another
project which may have almost nothing to do with what they were doing
before.

Patrice Boivin
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Subject:RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

Ahh, but in ISO9000 land, you need to fill the paper-work out to
prove that
you have kicked every box before you shipped it like you said you
would, and
then ask the customer if they can attest to the fact that you have
kicked
the box.

what this has to do with delivering the product is quite
interesting.

Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional


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Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:26 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


The way I see the ISO900x stuff is this.

If you say I kick every box before I ship it to a customer, and you
do just
that consistency.  You are a ISO900x perfect company.

Although consistency is extremely important, so isn't efficiency,
credibility, as well as many other big words.

Walking on water and developing software from a specification are
easy if
both are frozen.

Christopher R. Spence
Oracle DBA
Fuelspot 



-Original Message-
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:02 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


ISO9000 because it will tell you whether the shop is methodical or
not.
Whether there are expected consistent deliverables or not.

At the same time, because ISO certification is a double-edged sword,
you
will find out whether the manager is an empire builder, and whether
they
implemented ISO properly there.  In some places ISO is just a huge
paperwork
exercise, à la Dilbert.

In other places ISO certification can be used to prevent
narcissistic
careerist empire builders from circumventing company policies re.
staffing
allotments, resource distribution within departments, and whether
the staff
there is qualified to do their jobs or not.  ISO can also be use to
prevent
overlaps in responsibility, and it can force managers to really take
responsibility for their departments to walk the talk so to speak.

Before I reincarnated as an Oracle DBA I worked in a pharmaceutical
company's audit department and one manager absolutely refused to be
specific
about what each of his staff people's responsibilities were.  He
wanted to
peg problems on any of them, from day to day, and not leave a
record, so
that if there ever was a problem he could delegate accountability
to his
subordinates.

The euphemism for this sort of thing is a team player - when you
see that
on job postings, be wary.

Anyway, I'm cutting down on the e-mails now.  That should be a
relief to
some list members.

Patrice Boivin
Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Page, Bruce

A Dilbert cartoon had a scene where they were talking to the customer and said that 
since we are ISO9000 certified, here is where the documentation said we were to laugh 
in your face for believing what we told you.  The customer said good, we will take it 
since you follow your ISO9000 documentation.



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 The way I see the ISO900x stuff is this.
 
 If you say I kick every box before I ship it to a customer, 
 and you do just
 that consistency.  You are a ISO900x perfect company.
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Rodd Holman

I agree GLP works best in a manufacturing/production lab.  However even 
research labs can use GLP.  It's a matter of how you go about your 
individual lab procedures.  Yes, you do different procedures each day, 
but each day there is proper handling of reagents, cleaning of equipment, 
and running of standardized documented laboratory test procedures.  These 
can all be part of the ISO process.  If you are developing NEW procedures 
you need to methodically document each step so that it is reproducible by 
someone other than you.

This thread has gone waaay off topic, however the principles mentioned 
above are also applicable to DBA and development work WRT new procedures 
and methodical documentation.

Rodd Holman

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 ...
 I believe these things work best in areas where processes don't change
 often, like manufacturing.  For research departments, forget about trying 
to
 document standardized procedures because people don't know what they will 
do
 from one day to the next, each day's results drive the next day's work.
 Also every few months, once a project is finished, they start another
 project which may have almost nothing to do with what they were doing
 before.

 Patrice Boivin
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Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Terry Ball

Or certifiable.

Mark Leith wrote:

 Or just - are you certified? :)


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Jamadagni, Rajendra

Or dubya would say ... certificativity ...

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Or certifiable.

Mark Leith wrote:

 Or just - are you certified? :)


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Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Thater, William

On Thu, 21 Jun 2001,Terry Ball scribbled on the wall in glitter crayon:

-Or certifiable.

i resemble that remark!;-)

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Speaks, Chuck W.

Or as Gore would say...I invented certifications

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Or dubya would say ... certificativity ...

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Or certifiable.

Mark Leith wrote:

 Or just - are you certified? :)


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mohan, Ross

:), actually if you parrot Gore, it would be

I played a role in inventing certifications.

The devil is in forgetting the details!



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Or as Gore would say...I invented certifications

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Or dubya would say ... certificativity ...

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Or certifiable.

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Gene Sais

I thought he invented the internet.  Just ask him.  The best line was I knew Jack 
Kennedy and You are no Jack Kennedy said by Loyd Benson to Dan Quayle. 


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mohan, Ross

nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Kevin Kostyszyn

Maybe he was one of the first users or he knows someone that used it or he
saw it being used or he heard that it was used or invented!!

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nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

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Quayle.


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Jim Conboy



He also included something like "in the 
Congress" in his statement, so it was pretty clear he was speaking about 
providing political support as opposed to technological innovation. If you 
read the transcript there's not much confusion. But it does make for some 
good jokes.

Jim
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invented the internet. Just ask him. The best line was "Iknew 
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Speaks, Chuck W.

And this statement is ANY better???  I use Software that Powers the
Internet therefore I guess I, in a way, run the darn thing. :) God bless
the electoral college!

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nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

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I thought he invented the internet.  Just ask him.  The best line was I
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Quayle. 


 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/21/01 05:13PM 
:), actually if you parrot Gore, it would be

I played a role in inventing certifications.

The devil is in forgetting the details!


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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mohan, Ross



Let's not get carried away, 
here, Jim. 

Even if he said something 
perfectly reasonable in context, you
can't deny people the right to 
obscure his words in a damaging 
way. That just wouldn't be 
right!

It's like: "I opened a socket, 
but didn't accept any packets" from 
the networking class that Bill 
Clinton taught. 

hehhehheh

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  OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)
  He also included something like "in 
  the Congress" in his statement, so it was pretty clear he was speaking about 
  providing political support as opposed to technological innovation. If 
  you read the transcript there's not much confusion. But it does make for 
  some good jokes.
  
  Jim
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-21 Thread Mohan, Ross

Yes, the statement is different, but just based on the words in the
sentence. Playing a role in inventing!=  inventing.  Odd thing
about words: they mean something.

Hell, I play a role in the community on this listserv. 
I am certain Jared and Esteemed Company would make the 
semantic mistake of thinking I AM the community on this listserv. 

Unless, of course, I were in Florida, where votes don't count. G

JUST KIDDING! God Bless the Appointed President, and the
minority that voted for him!

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And this statement is ANY better???  I use Software that Powers the
Internet therefore I guess I, in a way, run the darn thing. :) God
bless
the electoral college!

Chuck Speaks, MCSE
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nope, he said

I played a role in inventing the Internet

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Dan
Quayle. 


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I played a role in inventing certifications.

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Re: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-20 Thread Joseph S. Testa

Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year regardless of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:
 
 I am in a position to interview candidates who will ultimately be my
 boss.
 
 I am the net admin in a mixed Unix/Win/Linux environment, with Oracle
 databases, but no DBA (very simple databases).
 
 My question is for 'example' questions to ask these guys to get a full
 grasp of their management styles, political abilities, technical
 competencies, etc.  Any suggestions would be useful.
 
 Thanks.
 
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RE: OT - interviewing your superior(fun question)

2001-06-20 Thread Daniel Curry

I like the other fun question that was sent to me privately.

What makes you better qualified than me, to do my job?

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Ok i'll throw one in for fun:

Are you willing to give me a 25% pay increase every year regardless of
state of the company?

Joe
Daniel Curry wrote:
 
 I am in a position to interview candidates who will ultimately be my
 boss.
 
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