Job!
Well, it's now into the second week, so I'm finally believing it's happened.
I have joined the ranks of the employed, with a job as a Programmer at Datacom, one of New Zealand's largest software development companies. Classic 'friend of a friend' situation to get to the interview, but the interviews went well, and I'm not employed there with my own desk and everything.
I'm going to have to get used to this 'having money' thing, I can see this now.
Getting up early (for me) in the morning isn't fun, but the work itself has actually been quite fun indeed, if often challenging. Looks like I can remember how to write code, and I'm getting used to Eclipse, and I'm starting to see why people like it over some of the other IDE options.
So yeah, in case people wanted to know, I'm all employed now, so yay! :)
-- Brett
I have joined the ranks of the employed, with a job as a Programmer at Datacom, one of New Zealand's largest software development companies. Classic 'friend of a friend' situation to get to the interview, but the interviews went well, and I'm not employed there with my own desk and everything.
I'm going to have to get used to this 'having money' thing, I can see this now.
Getting up early (for me) in the morning isn't fun, but the work itself has actually been quite fun indeed, if often challenging. Looks like I can remember how to write code, and I'm getting used to Eclipse, and I'm starting to see why people like it over some of the other IDE options.
So yeah, in case people wanted to know, I'm all employed now, so yay! :)
-- Brett