Technical Support at Canadawired
After taking some courses at SFU, it was the height of the dotcom bust, I was desperate to gain work experience in my new chosen field, to prove that I was not a failure, and had not made the wrong leap.
I have fond memories of working with Rakie Kamara and Keesub Yun, they worked hard and had a good sense of humour.
My boss Gilbert Paik was a character. He is bursting with energy and life, a dynamo who had graduated from Caltech, buddies with Terry Chay and also knew the people that created Hotmail.
I learned a lot about unix, apache, php when working at Canadawired, the basics of LAMP that would serve me well for many years to come.
I can never forget the time that I managed to bring down the mail server that served hundreds of residential customers during my first week at Canadawired. I thought I would get fired, but Gilbert runs into the office and congratulates me!
He was happy that I was willing to try things out. What a great learning philosophy. Whatever is broken can be fixed, and don't be afraid of trying things.
I learned PHP with his encouragement, and built an issue tracking software, that was continued to be used at Canadawired.
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