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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / May 2007Job purrs, please
Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town with a financial services company for a job. Good luck purrs would be appreciated. > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be a > job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town with > a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. No problem Purrs and a little prayer being sent > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of > a commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it > could be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview > here in town with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Purrs on the way, absolutely! Jill > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Sending lots of purrs for the perfect job to come along!  SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com >Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a >commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could >be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in >town with a financial services company for a job. > >Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Two hours a day is a long time to commute, but if it is to a job she likes, the time there would pass more quickly, so it wouldn't seem as long of a day; I hope! Purrs on the way. > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be > a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town > with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Purring for Nancy. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be > a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town > with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Job purrs for the one she *really* wants. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be a > job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town with > a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Purrs for Nancy to get a job she'll love. Joy > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of > a commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it > could be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview > here in town with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Good luck purrs on the way. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could > be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in > town with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. Good luck to Nancy! I hope she gets/she got the job. Melissa > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could > be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in > town with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. I guess the interview went well - she starts next Tuesday! Thanks for the purrs, they worked - again. Dan >> Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a >> commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan Congratulations to Nancy! I hope she enjoys the job as much as she thinks she will, and doesn't find the commute too grueling. SignatureJoy Words - so innocent and powerless as they are, as standing in a dictionary, how potent for good and evil they become in the hands of one who knows how to combine them. --Nathaniel Hawthorne > > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could > > be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in > > town with a financial services company for a job. > > > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. > I guess the interview went well - she starts next Tuesday! Thanks for the > purrs, they worked - again. Yay! Which job did she get? Joyce > > > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > > > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could > > > be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in > > > town with a financial services company for a job. > > > > > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. > > I guess the interview went well - she starts next Tuesday! Thanks for the > > purrs, they worked - again. > Yay! Which job did she get? Oh, duh - it had to be the far-away one, since she hasn't had the second interview yet. Helps to actually *read* the posts. :) Well, congrats to Nancy, hope she has lots of good music, or books on tape, or favorite talk shows, to listen to in the car. > Joyce SignatureTo reply privately, take the X's out of my user ID. > I guess the interview went well - she starts next Tuesday! Thanks for the > purrs, they worked - again. > Dan Congratulations to Nancy and to you, too. Annie >> Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit >> of a commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan Congratulations, Nancy. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >> Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a >> commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan Way cool! Hope it is everything you both are hoping for. BTW, how goes your new gig? Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > Way cool! Hope it is everything you both are hoping for. BTW, how goes > your new gig? > > Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe It's great! I've always enjoyed working as a system admin, but being the only sys admin for a company gets old pretty quick. But being part of a 4-man team (even though we have enough work for 8) is wonderful. I'm loving it. And when my office moves from Grinnell to Newton in a month or so, things will be even better - my commute will drop from 20 minutes to 5. In a similar vein, I spoke with my son yesterday about his new job. He's a senior programmer/analyst for the University of California (same campus where he got his Comp Sci degree). He's gotten over his initial period of "crap, I don't know anything about how things are done here" and has settled in nicely, and has weathered his first couple of system crises. He has come to the same conclusion I have - neither of us will ever work as a code-monkey again. System admining is much more satisfying. Dan > And when my office moves from Grinnell to Newton in a month or > so, things will be even better - my commute will drop from 20 > minutes to 5. Your wife will be jealous! > He has come to the same conclusion I have - neither of us will > ever work as a code-monkey again. System admining is much more > satisfying. "Code-monkey", LOL. Actually, you might be the first person I've ever heard say that sys admin work is satisfying. It always looks like a thankless task to me. You're a hero if you solve the problems, sure, but if you don't, or if it takes longer than people think it should, then you're the scapegoat. But maybe you have a particularly nice group of people to work with, and/or a well-constructed network that isn't constantly in crisis. I feel sorry for the people who are on call all the time because of instabilities in badly-designed LANs and so forth. I enjoyed being a "code-monkey" in my programming days, but eventually I decided I needed something a little less stressful, that would still make use of my tech skills, so now I'm a... um, "word-monkey" (ie, tech writer). :) Joyce > "Code-monkey", LOL. Actually, you might be the first person I've ever > heard say that sys admin work is satisfying. It always looks like a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > constantly in crisis. I feel sorry for the people who are on call all > the time because of instabilities in badly-designed LANs and so forth. I'm able to enjoy the fruits of several years of prep on the parts of my peers. The ISP I work for has around 90,000 subscribers, supported by a team of 4 engineers and a decent set of level 1 support operators and level 2 technicians. In the years before I came on board, the guys in the department did a pretty good job of training manglement to expect problem resolution to take some time. > In the years before I came on board, the guys in the > department did a pretty good job of training manglement to expect problem > resolution to take some time. "Manglement" - I assume that was on purpose? :) Joyce On May 25, 2:56 pm, jXwXeXrXmXoX...@sonic.net wrote: > "Code-monkey", LOL. Actually, you might be the first person I've ever > heard say that sys admin work is satisfying. It always looks like a [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Joyce Me too! I enjoyed being a "code-monkey". But I don't like writing tech doc. Now that I am retired, I work as a volunteer in teaching seniors basic computer skills . Many of them know little English and I have to learn to be patient. I also enjoy working on web page. There is little stress since I am just a volunteer. Winnie >>Way cool! Hope it is everything you both are hoping for. BTW, how goes >>your new gig? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Dan I'm so very happy for you all! Best wishes, POlonca and Soncek >> Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a >> commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan You are very welcome Happy dance outstanding, Lee > > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan >>Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a >>commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dan Lots of purrs for everything to go really well for her, Polonca and Soncek > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could be > a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in town > with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. You got it. Purrs on the way. Ginger-lyn you got them, Lee > Nancy has an interview Thursday morning in Ames. It would be a bit of a > commute for her (about an hour each way), but it sounds like it could > be a job she would enjoy. Then next week she has an interview here in > town with a financial services company for a job. > > Good luck purrs would be appreciated. |
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