Re: Day jobs

["Donald C. Lee" <coach41@pacbell.net>]

Hey all,

     I graduated from San Francisco State University in 1998 with a degree
in Business Administration (concentrations: Computer Information Systems
and Office Systems).  Actually, the two concentrations counted as a double
major but they's almost the same :)

     For a living, I work at a California ISP (which shall remain unnamed
for some very good reasons :) supporting Business T1, ISDN and DSL
connections.  

     Job's good and though customers can be rather tough at times, it's
not that bad compared when I supported residential DSL/Dialup/ISDN
connections.

Don

Donald C. Lee
DESC Engineer II - Dedicated and Enhanced Service Center
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Dennis Jenkins wrote:

> Ok, so when we aren't tinkering with our Apple II's, what do each of us
> do for a living and where/when did we go to college (if at all)?
> 
> I work for a bank that specialized in the backend processing of credit
> card transactions.  I write software in C/C++/perl and soon Java.  We
> use lots of Linux, NT when we have to and a Tandem mainframe.  I
> graduated from college in 1999 with a BS in computer science and minors
> in history and math.
> 
> -- 
> dennis@usb.com                           Universal Savings Bank.
> 
> The three most dangerous things are a programmer with a soldering
> iron, a manager who codes, and a user who gets ideas.
>