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Last Day @ Work...

Started by Latimeria, March 01, 2022, 07:38:13 AM

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Latimeria

Well, it's the end of one era and start of another.  I spent 14 years working in this building.  The name has changed 3 times, but I was a constant there until today.  Last Day....
I'll miss the safe familiarity, but welcome the new opportunity presented to me!  Cheers everyone!

I'll have to change up my fishing schedule as my hours won't be the same, but it will all work itself out over time...
You can't catch them from your computer chair.

xjchad

Congrats on the new job and good luck for this new future Tom!
What will you be doing now?

Latimeria

Quote from: xjchad on March 01, 2022, 07:40:49 AM
Congrats on the new job and good luck for this new future Tom!
What will you be doing now?

Thanks Chad!  Similar thing that I'm doing now, but on a more focused sr. engineering level.  Gene therapies this time.
You can't catch them from your computer chair.

skrilla

At least no threat of cats taking a piece of finger at the next gig.  ;D

Tim524

 A fresh new start, Cool  8)

jrodda

Congrats, hope the change doesn't involve too much turbulence.

KogaHead

hope you do not get constipated from all the stress in starting a new job

if you do, Tim, Squatch, and I have some home made remedies for you to try out :o
2024 Prehistoric Soul Football Champion
(Tom & Jeremy Suck!)

Pinoyfisher

I'm in gene therapy too! Company name?
Batson Rod Winner 2017
      2018 SNBF Champ
          Forty Six (46)

mdcesq


Good luck, Tom. Congrats on the new job.

I've been at mine for 10 years, and I can't imagine the challenges of looking for a new job, let alone starting a new one.

Has the transition been easier/harder than you thought?