Re: [ST] Didn't dodge this one

[Keith Winter <kwinter@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve,

Sorry to hear that.  Having been through it twice myself
(when will I learn to "just say no" to Silicon Valley
startups?), I know what you are feeling.  However, as
happens sometimes, this cloud may have a silver lining and
you will find a much better position and will, in the end,
thank WCOM for setting you free. :-)

Take care and good luck on the search.

- -Keith
'00 RS

On Friday, February 28, 2003, 12:28:59 PM, ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:


> Well they finally did it.  WCOM has finally laid me off.  It took them 2
> tries, but it's final this time, as of today.  I don't know what else to
> say, other than I'm just wrecked, scared and alittle lost.  The rejection
> phases are kind of interesting passing thru, psychologically speaking.  I do
> have a lead on a place that should be hiring telecom technician types.  They
> seem more focused on router work, which I was just starting to get into at
> WCOM.  So I'm going to try to figure out what I want to be when I grow up
> over the weekend and go from there.  They say on average people change jobs
> every 3 years, I guess I was stretching the odds by going over 7 at my first
> corporate level job.

> Steven Kohlscheen
> 2002 Triumph Sprint ST
> AMA life member #548538
> HSTA # 9351
> TSRA member "Dirty Dawg" sec/treas



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