Starting my new job

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Well, as of this Friday, my new job is official. I've already moved into my new office on the top of Novell's tallest building. Here's a phone picture out the window of my office. Nice view. My old office had a window that overlooked the Provo City sewer treatment plant. :) I've already started doing some work in my new job responsibilities and there will be a bit of transition time but I am real excited about it.

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Chad said…
Movin' up in the world, eh?

I think this is a good opportunity for you. It's also a smart move for Novell to get into the social networking groups. People are using those groups more and more. Forums are still very useful, but I can see them going the way of the the IPX protocol.

Hopefully it'll be more fun too.
19 November, 2008 16:58
Cambrienelson said…
Much better view. Timp is always a nice view.
Good luck at your new job.
19 November, 2008 20:44
Christa said…
An office with a view... I guess that you've arrived! Hope you enjoy your new responsibilities!
20 November, 2008 07:11
Unknown said…
Maybe you can see my office window from your office window.
20 November, 2008 15:12
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