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03-14-2007, 10:10 PM
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Congrats Jim. I remember our conversation over dinner when we came back from our cruise. Glad you found what you wanted and don't have to go as far ( once the new building is done).
03-14-2007, 11:17 PM
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WTF all those offers but NO company car (a Bonnie of course!)........ 
Good luck with the new job Jim...........Mo Money=Mo Mods!
Good luck with the new job Jim...........Mo Money=Mo Mods!
03-15-2007, 01:11 PM
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Yay Jim!! I'm happy for you. I personally don't like change too much but deal with things as they come along. It is worth it if it means you will be happier in the long run. Money is nice and all but happiness is priceless
03-15-2007, 01:11 PM
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I start April 9th.
I got a new job, too. My start date is 4/9/07 as well. More to come on my new endevour later.
03-15-2007, 01:24 PM
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I'm going to jump on the same train and wish you well also Jim, congrats. Maybe sometime soon you'll be able to afford a GXP................. Easy now.....I know what you're about to say. Hope your new job meets your expectations..........and give her hell.
Easy now.....I know what you're about to say. Hope your new job meets your expectations..........and give her hell.
03-15-2007, 01:41 PM
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Thanks folks 
I had another talk with our partner in charge. He has asked me to stay on board until end of April, to ease the transition. Two weeks is not enough time for a newb to learn whats happening with a 56 storey building.
Heh, now I gotta break THAT news to my new employer.
Also, the partners want me to keep in touch with them, regardless of the time I'm going, 2 weeks or 10 years, they want me to keep in touch. Sealed with a handshake, and I'm back on track.
I had another talk with our partner in charge. He has asked me to stay on board until end of April, to ease the transition. Two weeks is not enough time for a newb to learn whats happening with a 56 storey building.
Heh, now I gotta break THAT news to my new employer.
Also, the partners want me to keep in touch with them, regardless of the time I'm going, 2 weeks or 10 years, they want me to keep in touch. Sealed with a handshake, and I'm back on track.
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