that the amount of knowledge present is huge. Whether you have a question about something, want to learn how it works in the background or even just want to provide feedback or opinions on how things could be better, there is always someone you can reach out to.
I learnt more this week during the talks about how QRadar works behind the GUI than I did from using it and reading the manuals before.
Also, as it is forbidden to comment on the food - the drinks are also great!
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Nik Du Bois
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed September 11, 2019 03:13 AM
From: Jens Petersen
Subject: My favorite thing about #MasterSkills University Munich is...
... reale good and interesting input from deeply involved people. Discussing the problems I've always run in and get direct feedback. Also, learning that IBM engineers desperately like to see the same coding support than I'm missing since I'm working with TIM / TAM etc. ;). No code completion, no documentation on classes to import, no testing support, not much support for automatic code supply like Jenkins integration.
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Jens Petersen
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