Time Management for System Administrators by Thomas A. Limoncelli

Time Management for System Administrators Thomas A. Limoncelli ebook
Format: chm
ISBN: 0596007833, 9780596007836
Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Page: 240

You can use an elaborate evening planner system, computer calendar pages, a wall calendar, workplace calendar, pocket appointments, etc., to do your own planning. What happens without time management. Being an effective system administrator requires an ability to do several (seemingly obvious but often rather fraught) things: To break down projects into actions that we understand as a part, as a whole, and can manage in a discrete period of Rather than embracing the frustration that may come with a sub-optimal allocation of time or resources, give your manager visuals to obtain the resources you need by showing value and maintain focus on the team's vision. Average reading time for this post: 56 seconds. It is being restored and re-published here due to its popularity. I first started thinking seriously about time management embarrassingly late in my career, I'd always just made do. This is yet another system for tracking to-do lists and managing time, but here's where the focus on system administration becomes extremely useful. Editor's Note: This post first appeared on Dec 21, 2010 on Josh's prior blog. Time Management (not just) for System Administrators. Tools, such as Puppet and Chef, make it easy for systems administrators to maintain multiple servers at one time and quickly upload information. The proliferation of configuration management packages changes that.