Interesting timing of your post Steve.  I recently found myself in a position that I've never been in my whole life: unemployed.  I was on a contract-to-hire back to the...

So, with Bart a happy man, that makes Steve VERY UNHAPPY funding the pool!! 

September 18, 2017 at 7:19 am

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This goes along with one of my pet peeves about contact management including Outlook.  I can store all sorts of information about an individual, but little about a company causing...

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