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Are Lotus Notes Developers Really that Different than Admins?


Having recently come back from Admin/Developer 2009 in Boston, I was struck again by the differences between Notes Developers and Admins. Now a lot of what is said (and presented) is all in good fun, a lot of it is said with tongue in cheek, and some of it is pure and simple honesty. At least the opinion is.

Here is a survey that will tell us for sure if Developers and Admins really are different. The survey only takes a minute to complete, I think you will enjoy completing it, and I will share the results with you after the survey closes.

Thanks in advance for your participation.

Scott

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Posted by Scott Johnsen On 04/21/2009 | | | |   | del.icio.us  | Technorati  | Digg This 

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1 - The bad news is that the survey link points to the completion page, not the starting page, so nobody will be able to take it until you update the link.

The good news is that, depending on which of the two roles you have filled (admin or developer), the other will say that you've demonstrated one key difference. lol

just kidding...

Posted by Rob McDonagh At 02:59:14 PM On 04/21/2009 | - Website - |


2 - @Rob - My apologies Rob. If you don't mind trying it one more time, it should work fine. Thanks for your patience.

Posted by Scott Johnsen At 03:14:53 PM On 04/21/2009 | - Website - |


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