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May 21, 2016September 1, 2016

TAC Tales #7: “Just slam it in!”

When I first started at TAC, I wasn’t allowed to take cases by myself.  If I grabbed a case, I had to get an experienced engineer to help me out.  One day I grabbed a case on a Catalyst 6k power supply, and asked Veena (not her real name) to help me on the case. […]

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