This has nothing whatsoever to do with recruiting...but it throttled me nonetheless.



So I'm driving in to the office this morning listening to the good ole NPR and they're doing yesterday's Capital Hill roundup rodeo of the Iraq debate, Harriet Meirs not appearing, etc... And they fired off two sound bytes; one from Jon Kyl from my home state (AZ) and one from Lindsey Graham from South Carolina.



Kyl: "The best way to support the troops is to support the troops"

Graham:… Continue

Well, over the weekend the National Labor Exchange officially replaced AJB. It was a hell of a time but I think we did alright. We'll be watching the drama unfold over the week and see how users (jobseekers and employers) take to our version of a national labor exchange. Much props given to the boys in Technology. One cat was moving in to a house all weekend and had to stay up much of the night friday and saturday. Also, massive props to the Chad for getting a lot of states lined up in support… Continue

We've been working like donkey's over at the DEA getting this new labor exchange system operational. What a right pain in the ass it has been. But it's been a fun project to do, nonetheless. At least we can say "so long, fare well, auf wiedersehn, good night... (cue music)" to our friends over at the AJB. Let's give it up for private industry, y'all. If TheChad is reading this, what's our state count up to again?



Paris is free and NPR is doing a piece on Talk of the Nation today on the… Continue

I'm here (this website?) to discuss the comings and goings of an INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIST in the wide world of online human resources. In the coming weeks I'd like to tell you what we see from the dark side of the moon (so to speak). We dweebs are incredibly insecure, we don't like to be chastised, and it's clear to all that we are infinitely smarter than everyone else.



So, my soapbox...here is some nonsensical .net framework (3.0) system.net namespace shit I'm dealing with. What, you… Continue