Prior to my current job, I enjoyed the time I invested in the community. I spent quite a bit of time on The Cisco Learning Network helping those that were early in career. I also blogged here regularly (typically weekly) and spent time in the Twitterverse and on Slack. From this perspective, taking a job with a vendor was more different than I expected. It was like someone flipped a switch and I was completely spent at the end of each and every day.
On a few occasions, I have tried to get back what I would have previously considered some level of normalcy with regards to the community. I have decided that this year is my year to make some major changes. I must do a better job prioritizing things I care about and realize that some [read many] things just aren’t going to get done. That is one thing I’ve learned over the past few years. Even though I have always felt that my workload was significant, there is nothing like having a job in which you can only get a small portion of the overall work completed. It just doesn’t feel good.
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