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| Time: 00:01 EST/05:01 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Jeff Dailey: As a debugger, have you ever reflected on the interesting parallels between your job and work being done in other industries? When I think about solving complex computer problems, I think of it as forensics. The core diagnostics or troubleshooting skill can be applied to anything. I bet if you were to walk around and talk to the people in our group you would find a lot of guys that watch programs like CSI, House, Law and Order etc. Heck there is even a guy just a few cubicles away that has a House poster on his wall. Years ago I used to watch Quincy, and other detective shows with the same level of fascination. I started thinking Cops, Coroners, Doctors and Engineers, we all do the same type of work. In fact, at a recent conference we had a forensics expert come in and speak to us. It was really fascinating. Even though the presenter worked in a completely different industry, most of us found each other thinking "Hey I could do that Job!", because in essence, that's what we do already. | ||
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