When the cyber attack hit, I mean, it was all hands on deck for our team.

And we were working 16, 18 hours a day.

I think my net admin told me in the first 10 days after the cyber attack, he worked like 150 hours.

Welcome back to today's episode of dissecting popular IT nerds.

I'm your host, Doug Kameen, and today I'm talking with Lee Lottie,

Director of IT at Spectralink Corporation. Welcome to the show, Lee.

Thank you, Doug. Glad to be here.

So before we got on the call, we were talking about our history of computers and technology and how we got started in things.

And you were like, Atari 2,600, that's my jam.

So like, before we even start talking about leadership,

let's go back and talk about things like pitfall,

Pitfall 2, which was better than pitfall.

I mean, that was superior, clearly.

Yeah.

Those were the 80s games on the Atari where you could actually do some things. I got mine. Oh, God, I think it was in the original vintage. I think I had mine at Christmas 76.

Ooh. Okay. Could have been 77, but yeah. I remember.

It was like Space Invaders time. Oh, yeah. I mean, the original combat that came with it,

used to play the Indy 500 that you could do with the driving paddles.

Yeah.

I remember the paddles.

We had the paddles.

There was the paddles and the driving controllers.

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