All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds.

Today we have Dustin Moore on the show.

We have literally talked for probably five seconds.

I don't even know you, but, you know, this is, I'm,

again, I'm going on the, the, I'm just trying to do this from now on and hit record without

adding all these extra meetings to my daily schedule, which I'm hoping you will appreciate,

which is, you know, people trying to get more stuff done in less time, if that makes sense to you.

Yeah, absolutely. I think, uh, and, you know, a lot of times the first take you know, people trying to get more stuff done in less time, if that makes sense to you. Yeah, absolutely. I think, uh, and, you know, a lot of times the first take you get,

you get some of your best brilliance anyways, right? Yeah, it's just, you know, it's more real and

people see how, I guess, more smart or less smart I am, however they want to judge that one. Okay. One thing you said to me that was,

why don't you just give me a brief rundown anyways? Like, you know, what do you do?

Kind of, you know, what's your title? Not that I care about titles whatsoever, but, you know,

shoot. Yeah, sure. So I'm a little bit of a weird kind of IT guy. My undergrad is in music. I have my MBA, so I'm really interested in

business, sales and marketing and things like that. But I'm currently in an IT manager role.

And within the company I work for, I kind of move around from department to department,

either restructuring or applying certain types of business practices within the department,

and basically just trying to add efficiencies and effectiveness to them so that the company as a whole,

you know, kind of profits more from each area.

So this is my fourth or fifth position in about four years.

And I've worked in marketing and in sales and I do a lot of data analytics.

Even now, a data kind of drives my day to day.

So even from an IT standpoint, data is extremely

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