Hi:
I am watching a video (MCSA Windows 10 - 70-698 (UPDATED 2018) Course Subtitle: Installing and Configuring) part 2 of preparing for installation (4 minute and 02 seconds?) When Mike Rodrick, is talking about upgrading PCs or Devices to a 64 bit image and realize its a 32 bit system, and things go wrong, then they say something like a RGE ? Resonate or Resume Generating Event? I never heard of that term before, what 's the definition and an example of this would be great
Dan l.
Dan,
Assuming that Mike was indeed talking about a Resume Generating Event (RGE), that is just an acronym that some IT professionals use to describe an event that may have negative consequences for your career outlook with your current employer.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Adam
In other words, try not to screw up major systems in a production environment or you'll be looking at other jobs.
Check.
Hehe, yep, Adam is correct. Just my attempt at some IT humor. I can't take credit, but I cannot remember where I heard it first.
RGE or Resume Generating Event (meaning you are going to be looking for a job after this)
Mike Rodrick
Edutainer, ITProTV
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