You Might Be a SharePoint Professional If…

February 12, 2011 · 1 min read

I really think no explanation is needed. Hope this makes you smile.. Thanks again for being an awesome SharePoint community!

  • If you can only dream about working an 8 hour day, there’s a good chance you are a SharePoint professional.

  • You might be a SharePoint professional if the last time you heard “Old MacDonald Had a Farm” you wondered “How many web front ends does it have?”

  • If you consider Twitter the best form of support since the dawn of the Internet, you might be a SharePoint professional.

  • If you are giddy-as-a-school-girl excited about going to Anaheim in October and it has NOTHING to do with Disneyland, you might be a SharePoint professional.

  • You might be a SharePoint professional if you own more SharePoint shirts than you do pairs of underwear.

  • If you’ve thought of giving up a career in the IT world for a job taking orders at a fast food chain, you might be a SharePoint professional.

  • You might be a SharePoint professional if the only people who understand the words that come out of your mouth are other SharePoint people.

  • If you put the word “Share” or “SP” in front of EVERYTHING (ShareFood, SPRunner, etc… etc…) then you might be a SharePoint professional.

  • You are probably a SharePoint professional if you love SharePoint.. you hate SharePoint… you love SharePoint… you hate SharePoint…

  • If the only thing you’d rather do more than SharePoint is SharePint, then you are definitely a SharePoint professional.

  • You might be a SharePoint professional if your idea of name dropping is “Andrew Connell says…” or “According to Todd Klindt”… or even “Well, when I was stuck in a Turkish prison with Joel Oleson…”

This article is part of the GWB Archives. Original Author: Mark Rackley

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