For the record, my husband Chris—laid off by Nortel at the beginning of April—has this week signed a contract to work full time for a company called QNX, based in Kanata, starting June 1st, where he's going to be in the team developing the QNX microkernel. He seems really excited by this challenge, which makes us think he may not be quite as ready to retire from regular work as we thought he was. He now has a few days in which to get used to the idea of resuming a normal week's work, handing responsibility for the chipmunks and so forth back to me.
blending an assortment of thoughts and experiences for my friends, relations and kindred spirit
By Alison Hobbs, blending a mixture of thoughts and experiences for friends, relations and kindred spirits.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Back to work
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In reality, the chipmunk was probably an undercover HR operative for the company; checking up on Chris'continuing contribution to kernel distribution.
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