I work until like 6 o'clock every night, and then, you know, I get up early and I start early in the morning, and I'm, I feel like I'm behind the eight ball and I'm not catching up.

Welcome, everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds.

And we have a, I don't want to insult you by saying an oldie but a goodie, but that's just how we have to say it today.

Greg Altman back, back from the past on the show again and I'm having you on because you've switched roles

and I asked you so good better awesome stronger and you said it's oh no actually you, actually, you know, your wife said, which is important because

sometimes we bring our work home.

Your wife said it's, what do you say, more work but less stress, something like that?

She said it's that I have more pressure, but less stress.

So that's a good thing, I think, but explain.

Well, all right.

So, I mean, I've been in IT as we explored, and the last time I was on talking to you.

I mean, I've been in IT for almost 30 years.

Well, a little over 30 years, actually.

But, you know, you have those times where you're under pressure because there's a big project coming and you've got a lot

of work. And it's pressure because there's, yeah, there's a lot of writing on it. What we do is

important. Well, let's go through

what pressure means in that situation let's break it down deadlines I'm assuming yeah

performance deadlines performance workload expectations yes yeah okay all these different

things making a team work together training in users all the things we love to do

so there's pressure it's pressure to perform pretty much job performance pressure right um

and you know wanting to provide good service for the business, that sort of thing.

And then there's stress, which is where you have pressure,

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