That’s all folks

Well, Friday was the last day and it was pretty much uneventful. We all came in, the nice HR lady said “Hey, you’re fired” (basically) and that was it.

Of course we were all offered the chance to do an exit interview if we wanted, but only one of the ladies did one. We were done by 9:30. Most everyone filtered out pretty quickly. There was surprisingly little crying. I would guess we were all prepared and ready for the end.

I went to an interview at 1PM in Belleville. I’ll remain vague on details until I get an offer or a “thanks for trying” email, but the company seems freaking awesome. Oh, and the job is something I could fall into easily. It would be tech support, but way less call volume than I’m used to at First Cellular/Alltel. Plus, the company seems fun to work for and has a great atmosphere.

The only drawback I can see is the pay. It is respectable entry-level pay, but the site is an hour from home. So gas and travel time play a big role in this consideration. I would really hate to pass up this opportunity since it is pretty much a dream job for me, but 11 hours (includes lunch hour and travel time) plus gas is a big hit. I SO wish they were based here in Mount Vernon.

Who knows, they may not even offer me the position.

Dan’s Twitter Updates for 2007-06-03

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Dan’s Twitter Updates for 2007-05-31

  • Watching Futurama. Guess I should go to bed. Tomorrow’s the last “real” day of work. #

It’s the last day of school, kids

Today is the last full day of work for most of us left from the old First Cellular. Jeff and Julie will be hanging around for a week or two, but this is it for the rest of us.

I am surprisingly sad. We have known that this day was coming for some time, and even knew it was today for the past 3 months or so. We aren’t angry or anything, but there is a general sad feeling around the office.

As much as there has been bickering now and then, everyone is going to miss everyone else. I’m sure by the end of the day all the girls will be crying and boo-hoo-ing all over the place.

Tomorrow, we come in for our report cards. Really, it will be for our “exit-interviews” and the handing out of final paperwork. I guess we have to do these silly exit-interviews since all the cool companies are doing them. Then, we go home for good.

Probably be done by 10.