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Interviews Should Not Invade Privacy

Posted by: sarah on: March 22, 2012

While catching up on news yesterday, I saw this article: Job Seekers’ Facebook Passwords Asked For During U.S. Interviews. This stinks of a lack of trust in employees and cannot lead to a healthy relationship. Lack of Trust on the Employer’s Side Having worked for a company where they were leery of some of their [...]

Starting a New Chapter in my Career…

Posted by: sarah on: August 12, 2011

753,120 minutes… 753,120 moments so dear 753,120 minutes… how do you measure, measure a career? Today marks my 4 years, 3 months, 2 weeks, and 3 days anniversary at OverDrive, Inc. This is the longest I’ve been at any company, and it will hold that record for at least another 4 years, 3 months, 2 [...]

I’ve been dealing with this dilemma for the past couple years. While I’ve had a Microsoft MVP award for Visual C# these past couple years, I’ve wondered if I’ve gone too generalized to have it renewed this year. We’ll find out in July if that’s actually true. Even if that’s true, I’m still going to [...]

The Makings of a Great Team

Posted by: sarah on: January 5, 2011

I have been privileged to work with multiple teams of greatness in my career.  From the Arts & Science College Computing (ASCC) guys at the University of Toledo to my tech support team and co-workers at the Internet service provider… from the IT department at the manufacturing firm to the teams I work with in [...]

Finding, Losing, and Reigniting Your Passion

Posted by: sarah on: August 23, 2010

Back in January at CodeMash, Joe O’Brien mentioned that it’s a great thing when you find something you’re passionate about and can run with it.  Someone in the audience asked what happens when you lose your passion.  That question really rang through my head, and I knew that I would eventually write the blog post [...]

I came across this article on CNN about the 25 best-paying jobs for women, and I was pleased to see so many computer-related jobs on there.  Check this list out:   Computer software engineers Computer and information systems managers Computer and mathematical occupations Computer scientists and system analysts Computer programmers That’s 20% of the list! [...]


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