Back to the drawing board

by John 14. December 2011 06:41

Well, as much as I would love to stay with my current company, sometimes things just don't always line up the way we hope. Guess I'll be reading all those emails from recruiters and auto-listings from Dice and CareerBuilder now. *sigh*

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February 6. 16:40
oh right, c# can't do overloaded properties. *headdesk*

February 6. 09:46
The office is all a-buzz with superbowl talk.

December 28. 15:15
My holiday present: a new job! :)

December 22. 16:13
I realize I'm not on the cutting edge anymore, but why do IT people have to make things so unnecessarily complex: http://t.co/Vb8Qi1pV

December 19. 15:15
Riduclous deadlines are rampant today, it seems. A request for 1800% (literally, by the numbers) productivity increase. Just saw it happen.

December 16. 15:16
I just *love* finding a typo in a resume that a dozen people have already read. :(

December 15. 12:55
Guess I'll have to go get some food when I start Visual Studio. :/

December 15. 12:53
it seriously just took 2 solid minutes to start firefox... wth is my comp doing, CPU only 20% with 38% ram usage. *headdesk*

December 15. 11:04
Oooof, the pressuring. Didn't miss this part.

December 12. 17:22
might have to take the blinders off when it comes to the myriad of job descriptions that float across my email. *sigh* hate this.

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