Don't compliment her until I get some pictures.
Thing is, I didn't steal anything from work. And this would have had to be two jobs ago, from which I was walked out, which means at some point prior to leaving I'd have taken docs.
Even redacted I'd feel bad, because it is work product, and it is unethical. I can make up a project plan on my own, but she doesn't want me to apply for that position. Business requirements? You need a business. And scratching out its name isn't enough. Those are proprietary details too.
ita, in completely different news, I spent part of this morning looking at pictures of Christian Bale to send you.
The Cabana Boys this morning sent me into a nostalgia-fueled listening orgy of 80s music.
While staring at pretty pictures of James Spader and C. Thomas Howell and Andrew McCarthy.
I blame it all on having unearthed the Big Hair pictures from college.
Hmm, this is way outside my area of knowledge ita (in other words, talking out of the polite side of my ass here), but how far could you get on hypotheticals? As in a company of X size would have need for Y, etc?
That's great Burrell. Especially since Associate is usually a sign that you have tenure. Glad to see them loosen up about things like that and give non-tenure people their due.
