How I got started with Lotus Notes
Ummmmm... my initials are NTF. I think the answer is: destiny. (And no, I won't bore you with the real story.)
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Opinions expressed here by Nathan T. Freeman are not necessarily those of his employer. However, there's a decent chance they are, so check with them if you really want to know.
But really... do you need that kind of validation? Are the opinions expressed here in doubt?
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-YSL { Link }
Posted by Yancy Lent At 04:52:57 PM On 04/06/2008 | - Website - |
- Smelser, MD
Posted by Mike Smelser At 05:10:48 PM On 04/06/2008 | - Website - |
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Posted by Pedro R. Quaresma At 07:41:58 PM On 04/06/2008 | - Website - |
Posted by Dan Sickles At 01:27:08 AM On 04/07/2008 | - Website - |
Posted by Theo Heselmans At 01:56:14 AM On 04/07/2008 | - Website - |
Anyway, I climbed the learning curve pretty quickly, and within two years, I was not only consulting full time, but being assigned to the company's largest projects as a senior engineer.
You would know that company today as Relavis.
Posted by Nathan T. Freeman At 07:57:58 AM On 04/07/2008 | - Website - |
Posted by Craig Wiseman At 07:57:50 PM On 04/11/2008 | - Website - |
Posted by The T in NTF At 11:55:29 AM On 04/18/2008 | - Website - |
Posted by Pedro Quaresma At 05:51:11 PM On 04/19/2008 | - Website - |