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Of course a book about good or planning/organizing I think might make a great starter for a kid you want to become a good programmer. I have seen some a few already burn out (Even in childhood, often it's an adult pressure getting these kids into coding) however, without the organizational skills learned first, when things get even a little complex, the kids buried or set back by the lack of some formal reasoning or lack of organizational skill.
1. Not Budgeted for.. 2. To Much Down time (Excuse on systems even, that are fully load balanced).. 3.. WHHHHHHNNN But we need that legacy system (Which is real, because if it goes down the whole network does)... 4. This doesn't sound critical, let's bring this up next year. 5. Because I (Non-techy boss man) said we're not going to do it. As a matter of fact I am going to sue: HIPPPA, OR PCI, OR Some Reg agency for governmental overreach of a proper business.
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Do you know anything about city codes and stuff, most city right now are looking for inspectors, You would be going places in your city usually, even though you go out to people who already see you as a detriment, I can tell you from first hand experience in working with construction, you will get less shit than working a help desk though, most of the city planning/zoning are so desperate too there willing to train (At least in the US Southwest, Good Pay too)...