Rampidbyter Rampid byter: A byte of my .Net developing life.

I saw that the article was released this past Friday that I was pro-actively made aware of by my company. I’m sitting here and really have to try to understand how this really affects me. I don’t really think it does, it just seems that the article was created as kind of a summary of the previous golden child in the area facing turbulent water. Something the company was already aware of, and was already taking pro-active measures to head off.

The article, from what I was able to read, doesn’t really seem to go to the degree I thought it would. I don’t see any negative things that were said by ex-employees, or anything I’d consider possibly traumatic to the reputation. I would just call it fluff at this point, and really the only thing new I wasn’t aware of was the reason behind hiring the consultant to come in. I guess they’re doing some internal cleaning, and the simple fact I’m still at the clients must mean I’m in the clear.

I tell you talk about getting my anticipation up for nothing. I was expecting to hear dirt beyond my imagination, like my CEO kicks puppies, or my managers are sacrificing interns to the god of productivity or something like that. Frankly, who cares what the writer wrote, and honestly must be a slow news day? For someone to think that my company alone is the only company in the Cincinnati area that is facing troubles making the money it did a few years ago is absurdity. The economy is not doing the greatest, our company is still making money, but I’ll give them that there has been a lot of people leave. I don’t think it’s necessarily from firings, and most whom I’ve chatted with have left of their own accord. So who knows? We’ll see what happens in the next year.