Network Engineering & Layer 3 Routing

I take pride in trying to setup and script my our technology. Building an Automated network and learning as much as possible.

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a young network engineer named Jacob. Jacob loved his job as a network engineer, but he often found it to be a bit tedious. He longed for something more exciting and challenging. One day, Jake was working on a particularly difficult problem, trying to troubleshoot an issue with a network configuration. As he was digging through packets and analyzing network traffic, he suddenly had an epiphany: What if his work as a network engineer was like a video game? With this idea in mind, Jacob began to approach his work in a new way. He imagined that each problem he encountered was a level in a game, and that he had to use his skills and knowledge to defeat it. He began to see the network as a vast and exciting landscape, filled with secrets and challenges to uncover. As he worked, Jake began to feel a sense of satisfaction and excitement that he had never experienced before. Each problem he solved felt like a victory, and he was constantly striving to improve his skills and unlock new levels. He spent long hours in the office, but it never felt like work to him. Word of Jacob's new approach to network engineering quickly spread, and soon other engineers in the company began to follow his lead. They too began to see their work as a game, and they too began to experience a sense of satisfaction and excitement that they had never felt before. As the company's network became more stable and reliable, the management noticed that their engineers were working with more focus and passion and overall work satisfaction was at the highest level ever. They decided to reward the team with a company-wide game night, where the engineers could bond and continue to work together to solve real-life network issues.