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From CSC - From Application to Acceptance
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From Corporate Service Corps - In the beginning I had a plan...
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From Antarctic Painting - Year 3
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From Telephone Time Travel
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From Niagara Falls
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From Pog Mo Thoin
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From Appearing on BBC Breakfast
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From Just one more venue...
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From Helen the Penguin
Category: Work
This sucks! It’s what we do (reluctantly) to pay for play.
The window for applications for the IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC) is very small each year, only a few weeks in April/May, so as soon as it opened this year I started to draft my application – a serious undertaking. #ibmcsc peru
Summer 2013. It was a typical day in the office, or should I say in my home office after a regular day at work. #ibmcsc peru
Well, it’s almost time to head south again for another 5 months of painting, demolition and digging snow.
One of my work colleagues is about as anti-Apple and pro-Google (Android) as it is possible to be. I think he’s that way partly to dig at my biases!
I spent last week in Niagara at the International Association of Hydrogeologists Congress. We arrived pretty late at night and looking out of my hotel window at some unearthly hour in the morning I could see a huge dinosaur, a ferris wheel and a steaming volcano; I thought I was in Las Vegas. Thankfully when …
My flight to Ireland left Liverpool at stupid o’clock… Compounding that with the taxi driver struggling to find the office I would be based in for the week, by the time I arrived I was knackered!
On Friday afternoon, as I was winding down for the weekend, I recieved a call from the press team at work who were looking for someone to appear on BBC Breakfast on Saturday morning to talk about the recent extreme rainfall and flooding and possible ways to reduce flooding in the future. On Friday their …
Here’s one more work venue. (I said they might be back. 😉 ) Hopefully you agree that the picture above is quite a nice shot of this town hall clock tower. But, as is usual with my series of work-venue posts, where is it (without cheating and using the mapping below)? There was quite an …
Although I'm sure at least one of the blog's authors knows the location, as a little hint, why "Glass Penguin"?
