Hazardous working conditions? I think not!

We'll maybe hazardous from all the radiation...

"real" life experience

And by "real" life experience, I mean doing the important things:

1)playing foozball at least 3 times a week - i hear it prevents carpal tunnel!

2)learning to accept dogs as peers in the work environment - the line dividing animals and people is a thin one!

3)being able to come to work dressed in sweats and flip flops - no one to impress because everyone loves you the way you are on the inside :)

4)being able to still "work" from home when you are sick, you've sprained your ankles, you had a bad sleep - from working late the nite before :S - GOOO VPN!

but seriously, I learned a lot of new skills independantly and was able to contribute openly to the teams I was part of.

Are people in the "real" world really this cool?

dedication

This blog is dedicated to everyone whom I worked with at EMC Documentum.

I just wanted to say THANK YOU for giving me the best "real" life experience in the software development industry.

I got to work with so many teams and make some good friends!

Because this internship was so special and actually life-changing to me, I want to put up a few posts just to tell you, but also to remind me, of how awesome working at emc was...

:)