Even though you were too slow your reply was still relevant.

 

beans!

 

last interview should be starting any minute now

 

Dun dun dun!

 

ahh
its not hard at all
its a windows point, click, and drag setup for the auto attendant and the button programing.
WAYYYY easier to program than the legend and the definity. bahhhhhhhhh :shock:

 

Just get your knee pads ready and you're good to go.

 

Welp, never mind. HR goofed up the timing. I messaged the manager who was going to interview me:



ps - when I emailed HR I made sure to copy the manager because the email I used to reply to HR had the times in it saying he would call me at 9. I just wanted the manager to see that - I fully believe she accidentally scheduled the times wrong. They were having some issues with the timezones when we spoke last week - maybe she thought he was mountain time not central.

 

how much do you know about Nortel ?

 

fortunately/unfortunately they're phone interviews.

+ Don't have to dress up
- can't give hj for extra points

 

Nortel is easy.

 

HA That's what you think. This ain't no cisco.

Most of the Avaya crap is legacy. I don't have no GUI. I have a telnet session with command lines.

HOOORAY!

 

doh!@

 

Good morning.

Before anyone reads this post I would like to say that I'm not writing it to say that all ****ing cops are ****ing ******* *****es, or for people to start the "you shouldnt be breaking the law and then *****ing about it, or for people to start talking about how they drive around all the time and not get pulled over-just writing about what happened last night around 9:30pm last night in Roseville.

So, I was driving along (the speed limit) on Foothills Blvd, a block away from my house, and I got pulled over. The police officer, walks up and asks if I knew why I was being pulled over. I was nice and polite the whole time and said no I dont sir. And he says that he was checking to see if people were speeding and hitting people with his radar gun, but when he tried it on me, it wouldnt lock for a bit and then when it did I was going the speed limit, so he asks me if I had a radar jammer thing. I said no, and he looks up my license and reg info and it all checks out. He then asked me what my car and what my hood were made out of, because he thought it was carbon fiber (which it isnt yet) and I said no sir mr officer. He then asks me to pop my hood, so he can inspect it because after he tapped on it, it sounded like carbon fiber. So I did, and he said yup, thats carbon fiber, and I was like, ummmm.... I dont think it is. And he said, oh no, thats there is some carbon fiber. And I was like sweet, I got an sti with a carbon fiber hood. He then looks around at all the **** I have done to my car, ARC front mount, downpipe, exhaust-no cat-etc. And he said is all that **** legal. I replied honestly that I had been to BAR and passed and had all the paperwork in the glove box, including a copy of my ticket with the sticker from the ref on it and he looked at it, and said "cool" and said drive safely and let me go.

Again, I'm not writing this to start some dumb discussion thats already been done over and over again, its just my experience in Roseville, in my STi, ,last nite.

 

+Can phonecyber for points instead. No mess!

 

I don't think it's too big of a deal. I actually know this guy pretty well - we had training in Iowa a couple years ago and spent most of the week drinking beer after class