Trust Yourself and Remember To Ask For Help with Tyler Rohrer
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Tyler Rohrer
Tyler Rohrer is a serial entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience around end user computing. He has worked in and around the most progressive and challenging deployments in the world. And most recently, he founded Remotely INC, the world’s first Hyper Converged Console. He is leveraging his experience in the digital workspace and end user computing space to help enterprise companies contend with the daily security risks they face with remote and hybrid end users. Tyler talks about the importance of trusting your instincts when it comes to your career. He also discusses why it’s okay to ask for help and guidance when needed.
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Resources
Remotelyrmm.com – Click on the link to check out the Remotely website!
2 Top Career Tips
1) Always trust your instincts. They are generally trying to lead you in the right direction. Listen to what your heart says to you.
2) Ask for help if you need it. It’s okay to not know everything, and you only learn by seeking answers from others.
Show Notes
Worst Career Moment
After hitting the wrong button, a software malfunction occurred, but it taught Tyler the value in always taking the utmost care, and to own up to your mistakes.
Career Highlight
Tyler was instrumental in the creation of VM Ware, which was subsequently acquired. This led to his appearing at a conference in front of Michael Dell.
The Future
The unbounded nature of IT itself. This is a field in which you can literally learn about, and gain mastery over, things we never considered possible.
The Reveal
What first attracted you to a career in I.T.?
Tinkering with things and fixing them when broken.
What is the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Take chances!
What is the worst career advice you’ve ever received?
Follow the rules and DON’T take chances.
If you had to begin your career again in today’s world, what would you do?
Look more into automation and robotics.
What career objectives are you currently focusing on?
To take all the lessons learned and distil them into a book.
What’s the number one non-technical skill that has helped you in your career so far?
Endurance and persistence.
What do you do to keep your own career energized?
Balance technical interests with sports and other pursuits.
What do you do in your spare time away from technology?
Rally driving, hiking outdoors and exploring nature.
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