BoobieCootie 0 #1 May 29, 2003 Is what it boiled down to on my exit interview 20 minutes ago. Not only did I do it in my best Clint Eastwood impersonation, I also did my best Darth Vader going : "I find your lack of commitment disturbing". After 5+ years of working this job that's not taking me any further than I'd like to go, I'm now on my way to strike it out on my own. Funny, about 6 years ago I was reading a book titled "What color is your parachute" while hunting for a profession. Who would have guessed about 4 years later I'd make my first jump and on my way to become a skydiver. This sport has taught me how to conquer fear, about confidence, teamwork, trying something new. Definitely a lot more than corporate mumbo jumbo lingo (Can't believe that people pay good money for these seminars.) No more writing code to support legacy systems = more time to learn new stuff and explore new ventures that await me. To tell you the truth, I haven't been this excited since my first month with the company. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sebazz1 2 #2 May 29, 2003 William my friend, you have all the tools you need, the right attitude, a wife, and some damn good friends... I wish you all the luck in the world though I doubt you really need it Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Casch 0 #3 May 29, 2003 Awesome! I'm glad to see that you're outta there and are happy with it. Just remember to keep a position open for me when you enter the fortune 500 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
