I've found the same thing with my 4/40 schedule. By Thursday night, I'm wiped out, and I can't imagine having to go to work on Friday. But it is nice having 3 day weekends. I may switch back to a 5/40 schedule when DST begins. As it is now, I go to work in the dark and come home in the dark.
While I don't agree with what he did (read wife's email and pass it on to a 3rd party) the felony charge is complete B.S. And for what it's worth, I work 2 floors above this guy at Oakland County IT.
"Rails, most of PHP, a lot of Java, and most of what Microsoft developers come up with are pieces of crap cobbled together to make something which somehow works."
Please explain what "female-friendly" means. I run a technical user group that was approached recently by an organization for women in the same technology area. We were encouraged by this group to make our meetings more "female-friendly". I asked what they meant by this and they couldn't provide me with a coherent answer. What are we in tech doing that is so female-UNfriendly?
Nobody owes you a damn thing. Suck it up, move on, and don't get so emotionally wrapped in a single opportunity ever again. You'll be disappointed every time. Job searching is a numbers game. The more opportunities you pursue, the greater the chance that you'll land one.
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