where of course, you've been told that they're a subject matter expert on iPlanet Web Server, ColdFusion, Solaris, and Sun Cluster ... and yet they mention they had to remember those commands like 'mv' and 'cd' when you're in a meeting with them

I saw this exact thing with a dba contractor we brought in. Management thought he was the greatest thing in the world. I'd watch him work and just be amazed that the guy ever got a job in computers, much less taking care of Oracle databases. Resumes are tools of liars and since 99% of people lie on their resumes, if you don't, you don't get the job.

BTW, what does 'mv' and 'cd' do anyways? Is that like
>su -
>cd /
>rm -Rf *

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In reply to Re^4: Professionalism can be bad by bcole23
in thread Professionalism can be bad by Whitehawke

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