In recognition of 10 years [and 2 months] service
November 21, 2007 at 23:20 | In Life, the Universe, and Everything | 2 CommentsTags: hursley, IBM, pen, recognition
A couple of months ago I celebrated 10 years of working at IBM and today I received a nice pen to mark the occasion. It seems that 1997 was a good year for IBM and quite a few people I know have been celebrating their first decade this year (tin anniversary?) including Roo, who has a very nice photo of the pen on his weblog.
It doesn’t seem possible that I’ve been at Hursley for so long but it’s not a bad place to spend a few years. Having said that, the place is nothing compared to the people; over half my friends on Facebook are IBMers! (Even some of my ‘normal’ friends have started working at IBM in the time I’ve been there!)
Should be posting some very nicely written Christmas cards this year.
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