I am a new DBA and still in training, however my company pays for all my
training and ensure i have enough time in a day to learn. It is an
expectation that all dba's senior and junior thake the time to do at least
an hour a day of reserach/training to keep them up to date and continually
improving their skills. Is it the fault of an overworked DBA who doesnt get
the time in work hours for training so that they can do their job better.
Why should it be an expectation that a DBA must do addition hours at home so
that he can do his job better for his disgruntle employer, who makes no
effort in looking after his employees. At what point did work become part of
the home life?
Received on Mon Apr 11 2005 - 19:02:43 CDT
