I've never officially quit a job before today...
March 23, 2004
To whom it may concern:
I am writing this letter to announce my resignation from the position of Programmer Writer at Amazon.com, effective at the end of the day today, March 23, 2004.
While it has been a wonderful learning experience working here, I feel that my growth and productivity as a technical writer does not sync up with the current aims and objectives of the Technical Documentation and Training department. I wish them and the company all the best in the future.
Regrettably yours,
[scribbled signature]
Deanna Rubin
Oh, what's next? Good idea, I should tell y'all.
Well, I'm going to Japan with![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
nykkel from March 31 - April 12. That was the "insanity" I talked about a few months ago.
Then I'm going to Spring Carnival. I'll be staying there as long asdvarin will let me :) Okay, not really. But I should be around for longer than just the Fri-Sat-Sun I'd originally thought was happening.
Then I'm going to Sakuracon, probably working fordamienroc in guest relations, although we have to work out those details. I may also have a particular PP-celebrity houseguest for a couple days around then as well.
In the middle of May, I'm going to Philly for a week or two for my cousin's Bat Mitzvah, and to spend some significant time with my family for once and eat some cheesesteaks.
Infact, I'd like to do a lot of travelling while I have the time. So here's a proposal for you guys -- if I can find a plane ticket price that I can afford to where you are, and you will provide me crash space and drive me around, I will come visit you. At this rate, the sky's the limit, pun intended. Heck, I could even go to England or something :)
I plan to actually go look for a job sometime in June or July (hopefullytanuwa will still be a recruiter then, heh). Yes, I've saved up enough money that I'll be okay for a couple months, I'll just have to actually budget myself a little better.
To whom it may concern:
I am writing this letter to announce my resignation from the position of Programmer Writer at Amazon.com, effective at the end of the day today, March 23, 2004.
While it has been a wonderful learning experience working here, I feel that my growth and productivity as a technical writer does not sync up with the current aims and objectives of the Technical Documentation and Training department. I wish them and the company all the best in the future.
Regrettably yours,
[scribbled signature]
Deanna Rubin
Oh, what's next? Good idea, I should tell y'all.
Well, I'm going to Japan with
nykkel from March 31 - April 12. That was the "insanity" I talked about a few months ago.Then I'm going to Spring Carnival. I'll be staying there as long as
dvarin will let me :) Okay, not really. But I should be around for longer than just the Fri-Sat-Sun I'd originally thought was happening.Then I'm going to Sakuracon, probably working for
damienroc in guest relations, although we have to work out those details. I may also have a particular PP-celebrity houseguest for a couple days around then as well.In the middle of May, I'm going to Philly for a week or two for my cousin's Bat Mitzvah, and to spend some significant time with my family for once and eat some cheesesteaks.
Infact, I'd like to do a lot of travelling while I have the time. So here's a proposal for you guys -- if I can find a plane ticket price that I can afford to where you are, and you will provide me crash space and drive me around, I will come visit you. At this rate, the sky's the limit, pun intended. Heck, I could even go to England or something :)
I plan to actually go look for a job sometime in June or July (hopefully
tanuwa will still be a recruiter then, heh). Yes, I've saved up enough money that I'll be okay for a couple months, I'll just have to actually budget myself a little better.
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I totally would, but I don't actually know if I have reasons to go to most of the cities, is the thing. But I am going to try to schedule trips to places so they overlap with baseball games, I think.