June 10, 2005

Day 1

Started the new job today. It was interesting; especially getting the White House, Sentate, and House briefings faxed to me. Something I have to read on a daily basis. Woohoo! Also exciting was a last minute crisis before a legislative vote. Notice I'm not writing which state, there's a reason for that and that's the bad part.

The bad part of this job, (and believe me, I can live with it!) is that I'll have to be careful not to blog about certain items due to SEC, NASDAQ, European Union, and WTO Charter Agreements (just to name a few).

My first challenge today, which I'm still researching, is what personal information absolutely cannot be retained in our corporate files. In some states and countries, a spouse's name and identifying data, along with their personal affiliations and investments must be part of our permanent records, whereas in others, it's absolutely prohibited. So today I had to do some digging on this, that was the fun part. Once I find the answer, I have to communicate that in several directions before I can modify our policies and database.

Not bad for a first day's work! !

Posted by Michele at June 10, 2005 01:02 AM
Comments

Yipee!

Posted by: vw bug at June 10, 2005 07:01 AM

I'm just so happy you found something you like, where you are challenged and fufilled.

Yeah! Answered prayers indeed!

Posted by: Tammi at June 10, 2005 08:43 AM

Se avete amici Italiani, ricordategli di andare a votare...La chiesa italiana boicotta il referendum!Conto su di voi...thank's

Translation by Michele: Don't forget to remind your Italian friends to vote. The Catholic church is boycotting the referendum! I count on you to encourage voters.

Posted by: fastidio at June 10, 2005 09:17 AM

Well, cool! Congratulations on the new job and it already sounds fun!

Posted by: RP at June 10, 2005 10:24 AM

Harvey, its just there as a phallic symbol!

Posted by: michewle at June 10, 2005 11:48 PM

I'm so glad you like your new job! That's fabulous. Instead of blogging about work... you may want to either avoid it for the most part or possibly pick a broad topic and run with it in your posting. Such as what you're doing with personal info on files / identity theft as your doing in the post above... it's all in the same ball park. Best of luck with the job - I hope it retains its fun!

Posted by: Teresa at June 12, 2005 11:11 PM