How many times have I mentioned in my blog posts that I am indeed a lazy guy? Probably a lot of times. That is practically because I always think of ways to make my work, especially those repetitive ones, as easy as possible. This case is one of them. I regularly work with virtualization, whether […]
The Law of Buy-In was highlighted in the best-selling book by Dr. John Maxwell, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership. It simply states that people buy into the leader first, then the vision. The leader finds the dream and then the people. The people find the leader, and then the dream. People don’t first follow […]
Risk taking is one trait that a leader needs to have in order to be really successful. Let’s face it, we don’t want risks. We fear that taking risks would amount to big losses that we cannot handle. That applies to both business and personal aspects. Business schools will teach you how to quantitatively and […]
Let’s admit it, we are humans and we make mistakes. But it really is very difficult to admit that we make them. I don’t know why but that’s human nature. In today’s corporate environment, its but natural for just about any leader or manager to hide the fact that they make mistakes. But the truth […]
>I was reading the online version of the SQL Server Magazine April 2008 edition when I chanced upon an article on LINQ which talks about this tool. This is the first time I’ve read about this tool so I read further. SqlMetal.exe is a command-line tool that generates code and mapping for the LINQ to […]