u/Objective-Month-3033

Hey everyone,

I was chosen for Jury Duty but it's right during a large conference I have for work that I cannot miss. I see that there is an option to pre-schedule the specific day you serve.

If I do this, does that mean my badge number will be picked first to interview for a jury since my number will be 0000 and not the selected groups for the day i.e. groups 50 to 75.

Also, will I have to stay all day? It says you'll have to report at 8am if you pre-schedule and the selected groups for the day don't come in till 1pm.

Just wondering how this works

Thanks!

I recently started a position as a Cloud Architect at a IT consulting firm specializing in Azure. My background is as a cloud engineer mainly working in AWS infrastructure. So I have a lot knowledge of the cloud but not a lot of knowledge in AI.

Recently during a meeting with my boss, he said I should transition into learning AI infrastructure but didn't give much detail on what to learn. So I am not sure what matters and where to start.

Can anyone tell me what is the best to focus on? What would be the best to learn currently? I know I can ask AI for these answers, but would rather get real life answers from people in similar situations. Thanks in advance

I left AWS a year ago but during that time there didn't seem to be a solid RTO policy for Solution Architects. From ones I talked to some only went in 1 day to 3 days max a week. This seemed to vary depending on the office as well as some offices simply didn't have room.

Has this changed? Are Solution Architects only going in 1 day a week or is it now 5 days RTO?