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tfg4k

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About tfg4k

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #11841205

    I apologize but browsing first thing in the morning, was I the only one who assumed this was a joke?

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    Comment #11533504

    Any ideas on making a visualization?

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    Comment #9096183

    Thanks! I really appreciate it.

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    Comment #9091410

    Yes, and point taken.

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    Comment #9091356

    Thank you

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    Comment #9091349

    I want to thank all of you for the great comments and advice. I had absolutely no idea that this would get so much traction. Some of you have given me invaluable insight and I hope…

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    Comment #9091231

    Again, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. It seems though that some of the "tough love" comments are just beating up on me for whatever reason. It's really not necessary …

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    Comment #9091181

    It's alright. I don't mean to come across as ungrateful for the advice, I have just never posted here before. I slapped that in there just because I had to put something in. I didn…

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    Comment #9089688

    Cool. I have no idea what that means but, yeah

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    Comment #9087844

    A hiring manager from a job I had for a year in Tampa back in 2005 got me my last two interviews. So, I have been attempting to tap my rather small network, It isn't that large tho…

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    Comment #9087838

    No, the financial situation is complex. It isn't about patience. Quick example would be having the opportunity four years ago to work for Rackspace as a Linux Admin but I couldn't …

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    Comment #9087832

    Right-Right. I don't know what it was in the OP that gave people the idea that I am still working help-desk stuff. It was my first technical job.

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    Comment #9087526

    Planning to.

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    Comment #9087522

    >if you don't actively participate in a community nobody is going to give a shit about you, much less hand you a career with a pretty bow on it. Nope, obviously. They sure will pos…

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    Comment #9087436

    I appreciate you being blunt. I'm not going to get anywhere if people tip-toe around any issues they may be able to bring to my attention. I'm not easily offended. I appreciate the…

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    Comment #9087415

    Sorry, Did I say something negative about coworkers? And again, the talent I am referring to is the ability to learn quickly because of a great mentor I had when I was much younger…

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    Comment #9087375

    Absolutely! I really appreciate that.

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    Comment #9087368

    Yes, I am aware of and use some of these. I have an ex co-worker who is still a close friend and a developer who is always giving me advice and helping me find these kinds of resou…

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    Comment #9087356

    Thanks much. The 'bluffing' was how I got the tool-belt. Again, my apologies for such a sloppy first post. LinkedIn, while up to date, has never done anything for me but spam me ab…

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    Comment #9087342

    This is rather unsettling as I have never asked for an employee record from anyone before. I have thought to run a background check before. However, I didn't know or have the time …

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    Comment #9087327

    I meant to reply to this first. I didn't expect so many responses. I am located in Upper East, TN. The Tri-Cities to be more specific.

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    Comment #9087314

    I speak well and make a great first impression, honestly. I have always understood how important that is. Having said that, I just realized that what I started considering as the p…

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    Comment #9087297

    I have considered all of this. Most likely, what few interviews or solicitations for resumes, then interviews that I have had have been from companies who are willing to overlook m…

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    Comment #9087203

    I have worked for large companies before. Defense Contractors and in Operations for very large retail organizations. Am working as a contractor now. Thanks for taking the time to c…

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    Comment #9087194

    I actually do well in this part of what has regrettably become the norm in the industry for "interviews". I don't really know what I am doing wrong other than needing to refresh my…