@AccidentalCISO 100% agree. Sadly, I legitimately expect incompetent and/or rude service these days. Yes, training is part of it, but that aside, the general attitude, demeanour, and effort from a lot of service folks is just poor.
I was today years old when I found out that you can hit F7 in the command prompt windows to see all previously run commands (vs. scrolling through them all with the up arrow!)
@AdamSinger We never expected anything but if they had more, I think they would have shared. And we fully intend to help ours get a better start vs. any potential payday for when we kill over. Times have changed, life is too short, and you can’t take it with you.
@AdamSinger Neither my parents or in-laws have much but they helped in any way they could along the way. As me & my SO have increased our salaries, we’ve now actually helped them some financially.
@UK_Daniel_Card We were taught to sell the benefits and value vs. the thing itself. Or at least talk about those things first. When I got into security, and then risk, and I raised the notion of positive risk, I think sone minds were blown. Granted, I don’t always do this as the shoe has to fit.
@UK_Daniel_Card Very true. I spent my earlier years in retail and for a while, was mad that I waited so long to switch into tech. However, as I’ve gotten older and served in senior positions, I quickly realized that I was really in retail still, just selling security more than doing it!