[Packrats] Re: [geeks] My apologies...

[Mike Hebel]

*yanking soapbox out from under Steve*

It was actually just my notebook which they will promptly re-load anyway.
However having been on the receiving end of this as well I did leave
everything running properly.

I did however tell the general manager that I would mail him my consulting
rates. *grin*  I'm truly the only one who knows how the network there works,
and they failed to renew the very expensive support contract with the people
they bought the systems from.

I might even get hired back next week - there was already an NT workstation
down when I left. ;-)

Mike Hebel

>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: geeks-admin at sunhelp.org [mailto:geeks-admin at sunhelp.org]On Behalf
>>Of Hatle, Steven J.
>>Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 11:02 AM
>>To: 'geeks at sunhelp.org'
>>Subject: RE: [Packrats] Re: [geeks] My apologies...
>>
>>
>>You know, it sucks to get laid off- it also sucks to be left
>>behind after a
>>lot of other people have been whacked. I know, I've been in both
>>positions.
>>
>>You can delete/confuse/confound any number of systems and
>>processes on your
>>way out, and it might even make you feel better, but you aren't
>>hurting the
>>guy in the office who pulled the trigger on you, you are hurting
>>the people
>>who have to figure it all out after you are gone, and is probably a
>>co-worker of yours that you might even have liked, or at least
>>not actively
>>hated.
>>
>>Call it "karma", call it "not burning bridges", call it "being a better
>>person". I get the sense that you are jesting for the most part.
>>I hope so.
>>Smile on your way out; you'll probably get a better job, and mark it all
>>down to "life experience" and don't look back.
>>
>>Soapbox mode "off" <grin>
>>
>>> I'm thinking "youallcanbiteme".  ;-)
>>
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