It's amazing how end-users lack the ability to look ahead. Is it that complicated a skill? I know mostly every software developer out there has to know what I am talking about. End-users are all about the here and now, and could care less about the proper way of accomplishing things. Unfortunately, many times some of these end-users are also the ones who have final say on product development. As a developer, it pains me to see, or worse be forced myself, to improperly code a product because of an individuals inability to foresee or understand that doing so is wrong. Then of course, who ends up getting the short end of the stick when it comes to the"foreseeable" problems that the end-users didn't think about? The developers of course, that's when all the patches come into play.
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Name: Tekk Guy
Country: United States
About Me: I'm that tech guy…you know the one. When things are broken, I fix them. When they don't make sense, I explain them. When nothing is getting done, I do it. When a void occurs, I fill it. When there is silence on the call, I state the necessary. I'm that guy in IT that is relied upon by the competent as the nth tier of support, overlooked by management, and despised by the slackers. An InfoTech professional, aficionado of all things technological. I've been getting my geek on full-time since 1993, and have worked with information technology in some capacity since 1997 including VB 4-6, ASP, .Net, SQL, Java, HTML, ColdFusion, VBS, JS, Crystal Reports, COGNOS and more. I've worked on global scale environments for Fortune 500 companies and as a software engineer for local government agencies. My expertise is in Visual Basic currently in the .Net flavor, and focuses on user applications. I am also currently active in the ASP.Net programming arena, specializing in DotNetNuke Module development, site creation, and administration. Stated simply, if you need to get information from a-to-z, I'm the guy you want to see.
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