Re: Recap of the messasge about screwing up

[Chuck <writer -at- best -dot- com>]

shelly -dot- l -dot- hazard -at- exgate -dot- tek -dot- com wrote:
<snip>      
> Sounds like you've had success in the past, so perhaps it is just the
> company you're in right now.  Some places never learn no matter how hard you
> try to educate them....*grin*
> 
> Perhaps it's time to move on?
> 
Shelly (and others)

I parted company with <I'm not going to name the company> at the
beginning of summer. I'm picking up short term contracts as I try to
re-find that "good" company and development environment.

Any leads in or near San Francisco (where "near" does *not* include the
mid-to-lower peninsula, such as Redwood City, Sunnyvale, and San Jose,
or the far East Bay, where BART-able places in the Oakland and Berkeley
area are within commute range) are appreciated.

-- 
"Online help should ignore first-time users and concentrate
on those people who are already successful using the
product, but who want to expand their horizons."
        - Alan Cooper
        "About Face: The Essentials of User Interface Design"

Chuck Martin
writer"at"best.com    www.writeforyou.com

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