About this episode
In this episode, we feature Scott Robohn, an “internet plumber” -as he likes to be called- with over 25 years of experience in the tech industry.
Scott shares his journey from hands-on network engineering to technical sales and his recent transition to independent consultancy. He opens up about the challenges of maintaining a work-life balance early in his career and how this has shaped his current approach to work and family.
He discusses the importance of continuous learning in the rapidly evolving tech landscape, emphasizes the value of team collaboration over technical knowledge, and shares his experiences navigating through toxic cultures early in his career.
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“You can say that you're a great multitasker. And I won't believe you.
You could be very good at rapid serial task accomplishment but there is a cost associated with the overhead of context switching.
Period.”
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