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Click on Image to Zoom In PowerShell has become an absolute necessary skill to have in the Windows world. This is especially true with the transition to cloud services. As a UC Engineer supporting Office 365 services, I no longer spend time applying the latest round of cumulative updates or doing much with hardware. I do, however, spend lots of time adjusting policies for several hundred users, pulling utilization reports, and provisioning new services. While I could do a lot of these things through a GUI, it's much quicker to do them via the command line. PowerShell saves me incredible amounts of time and energy. I don't consider myself a PowerShell expert by any means, but I do consider myself a continuous learner. I've been trying to 'skill up' with PowerShell over the past several years - from reading Don Jones' amazing books to self-paced Pluralsight Training . It was during a Pluralsight PowerShell class taught by Anthony Howell that I discovered an am...
