Options
I am currently considering my career options. After a year working part time I believe I have a very sound understanding of the opportunities and constraints associated with Adult Onset Still Disease and its affect on work.
Very briefly the good:
- I have a lot of time for learning and maintaining my expertise (in addition to my formal working day) and for thinking and reviewing
- This equips me well for advisory and planning roles
- I work an extended day from home
- I need to do a lot of low intensity exercise, which also allows me to make phone calls and listen to technical briefings/conferences etc
and just as briefly the bad:
- I need to work mainly from home
- I only work between 4 and 6 hours a day
- I am most suited to longer term work, because of the day to day variability of the conditions
- I am better working in a supporting rather than leadership role
I have three main options that I am considering with my company:
- Working within a Product Management team, which is primarily concerned with managing the products and services we provide to customers through their lifecycle. This means making sure that we correctly …
Not a particularly challenging book on this subject. It starts with the basics and never really gets to the guts of developing SOA applications. However it does a good job of explaining the basics of the standards and key concepts, although it does over use very simple diagrams. I know a picture tells a thousand words, but in this case some of the pictures could be explained in 10 words without too much difficulty.