I stopped by your office today Rob. Around 10am, saw your Cubs hat on your desk, but nobody was home. Next time I'll sit at your desk and send questionable emails to Isaacs.


I will be by again sometime this week, we are waiting on some batteries we ordered to quiet a trouble alarm in M-Wing.

I almost applied for a job there recently. My design skills fall a little short, but I could do everything they were asking for.

That would be graphic design, not particle accelerators.

office is organized chaos.
i know where everything is...once i find it.
Lots going on right now in the field.
I'm the pm for 317/319 area remediation systems and 319 & ENE landfills.
south end of the site by the cemetary.
give me a call for a tour.

ya i'm bad with that..
quick trip to the lab and next thing i know i'm in the field..

ken any new job even full time is tagged with a 'temp status' and linked to stimulus $...
when its gone so is the job..Or they have to find a new funding source.
Be carefull, budget fears are that the $ can be pulled back at anytime.
It has in the past and can happen at anytime at the whim of congress..

I will stop in again when I have to return with the new batteries.


Ken,

It's a great place to work, almost too good to be true. We call it the retirement home. Once you hire on, you are pretty much locked in until retirement unless you do something REALLY stupid to get fired. Also, there is really no requirement to do any "real" work, however, there is also no limit to what you can do if you are motivated. (Where I work at least) You can do as much or as little as you want, as long as your paperwork is in order, you are safe, and you do nothing illegal....... The bennies are off the charts good, and everyone that works here is ubber-laid-back.

You should have applied.

Special Ed wrote:You should have applied.

Went looking for it earlier and it was gone. May look a little harder.

Rob, it did say temp after it. Was wondering what that meant.