himynameisdom

I've noticed people I work with really respond to recognition at work in different ways. I think it's universally accepted we like recognition, but people seem to respond to the delivery in different ways. Wondering what you've observed about yourself and others when it comes to how feedback and recognition are delivered.

Thinking about this earlier this morning as I swim through my inbox. I feel like it'd be easier to track down an email if there was a unique ID attached in the subject line. Had a co-worker ask me: "did you see that email so and so sent the other day?"

Of course I did, but I also have 10-15 emails from that same person on that same day. I feel like it'd be easier to track down if someone asked "Did you see email E2YKW3 that Michelle sent the other day asking for follow up?"

Perhaps a shower thought, but wanted to get the community's take on this.

Hello everyone,

I'm in the midst of pulling together a repository of the best cloud computing resources readily available on the internet. I'd appreciate your help and opinions on what you feel are some of the best cloud computing resources you've come across. These resources can be generic or vendor specific, it's all fair game.

Currently I've broken down these resources into buckets:

- Online classes - White papers - Books - Presentations - Essays, blogs and articles - Audio/podcasts - Sandbox/experimental environments - Other (anything not listed above)

I'd love to hear what everyone has used to get up and running on cloud computing (beginners), what you've used to advance your knowledge (intermediate), and what you've used to master your craft in cloud (advanced).

Any and all submissions will be taken into consideration. Obviously those resources that others vouch for will be prioritized but everything will get an eye.

Thanks!