To Program or Not to Program
Looks like I worked 243.5 hours this month. However, I think I spent less than 20 with my hands on the keyboard writing production code. Not that my code output was nill, it was just mostly devoted to fixing (and re-fixing and re-fixing) mis-converted data for Sevier, Utah.
For the record, I logged 262.25 hours in May, including 16 hours of vacation and 8 days of holiday. And I'll be taking the 3rd and 5th off next week. Hopefully I can actually program next month.
We're still looking for programmers and probably systems analysts. If you're interested, drop me a line. Our development manager has also learned his lesson about not filtering résumés in advance. The art of the one-page résumé seems to be lost on many people.
For the record, I logged 262.25 hours in May, including 16 hours of vacation and 8 days of holiday. And I'll be taking the 3rd and 5th off next week. Hopefully I can actually program next month.
We're still looking for programmers and probably systems analysts. If you're interested, drop me a line. Our development manager has also learned his lesson about not filtering résumés in advance. The art of the one-page résumé seems to be lost on many people.