Today marked the end of the last immigration stage. A 5 month period of bumming around has come to an end as I have started working again. Mixed feelings... But I ain't going back! :-)
At the bus stop in the morning. Bus was late, just like last time and just like in A'dam ;-)
Driving down town in the sun.
During lunch time I walked around outside and explored. Believe it or not I had trouble finding a sandwich shop. I must've been blind or something. I found one in the end though.
The office hasn't moved yet so we're still cramped away in an old building that's really way too small. This is my view.
I have 2 screens now so I can work twice as hard! ;-) My desk is stuck between the manager's desk ad the wall. Thankfully he seems a good guy so I don't mind really. I do hope we'll move soon though...
Already today my 3 books from Amazon were dropped off. One is about making your own charcoal foundry (metaal gieterij), one is about making your own lathe (draaibank) using home made parts from the charcoal foundry and the third one is about making a small injection moulding machine (spuitgiet machine). This was also bought with the Amazon voucher my ex-colleagues from Furore gave me, thanks again guys! :-)
At the bus stop in the morning. Bus was late, just like last time and just like in A'dam ;-)
Driving down town in the sun.
During lunch time I walked around outside and explored. Believe it or not I had trouble finding a sandwich shop. I must've been blind or something. I found one in the end though.
The office hasn't moved yet so we're still cramped away in an old building that's really way too small. This is my view.
I have 2 screens now so I can work twice as hard! ;-) My desk is stuck between the manager's desk ad the wall. Thankfully he seems a good guy so I don't mind really. I do hope we'll move soon though...
Already today my 3 books from Amazon were dropped off. One is about making your own charcoal foundry (metaal gieterij), one is about making your own lathe (draaibank) using home made parts from the charcoal foundry and the third one is about making a small injection moulding machine (spuitgiet machine). This was also bought with the Amazon voucher my ex-colleagues from Furore gave me, thanks again guys! :-)
9 comments:
Hey leuk! Je eerste werkdag, zal wel spannend zijn geweest. En gelukkig lijkt die manager en aardige vent, je zult maar een vervelende kerel bij je op kantoor hebben;-)
Succes morgen en slaap lekker:-)
Wat voor soort werk is het? Weer DB programmeren?
@ Ilse: Ja, was wel spannend maar ook leuk.
@ Kees: Het meeste programmeer werk draait om data dat in en uit databases gehaald moet worden. Dit keer is dat niet anders maar er komt in de toekomst wel ASP.Net bij kijken (niet te verwarren met old-style ASP).
En daarna moet de data gesmolten worden, in een mal gespoten en sommige delen op maat gedraaid. Met een .net draaibank.
Uitdagende baan heb je toch weer gevonden!
Hi Vincent,
Al een lange tijd geen commentaar meer geschreven, maar ik lees je blog nog iedere dag. Vandaag je eerste dag! Spannend hoor. En ASP.NET in de toekomst: dat schud jij zo uit je mouw. Dat komt wel goed. Toch wel in C# hoop ik...
@ Mic: Ja he :-)
@ Marco: Hee! Leuk om je weer te lezen :-) Ja, alles wordt in C# gedaan. Ik zei "in de toekomst" omdat er geloof ik eerst wat Windiws client-server werk aan zit te komen. Maar voorals nog ben ik enkel aan het lezen...
Aha, dat scheelt weer: C#. Succes met het leeswerk. De benen kunnen niet op tafel zo te zien qua ruimte ;-)
CONGRATULATIONS!!
;->...
@ Marco: Ze kunnen er amper onder! :-)
@ Gled: Thanks!
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