[NFBCS] Retiring

[John J. Boyer]

Hello Tracy,

Good luck in retirement. I'm a retired software engineer myself, but I still do a bit of programming now and then. Right now I'm learning Python.

John

On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 09:25:15AM -0500, Tracy Carcione via NFBCS wrote:
> Today is my last day working for the hospital I've been with for 32 years.
> I'll be working part-time with a consultant group after this, helping shut
> down the system I've worked on for 23 years, and then I'm out.  It will be a
> big change.
> 
> The hospital has lost a lot of money due to the pandemic, so they offered an
> incentive package to shake loose some of us older, well-paid workers.  The
> system I've been working on is also being shut down, so most of my team took
> the package.  I got training to move to another system, but then I couldn't
> get any interest in me from the other group.  Now there's a group I could
> join, but I've already signed the papers.  Management, bah.  It's not the
> way I planned to go, but this year has changed a lot of people's plans.  I
> have lots of ideas for things to do in retirement, so it should be OK.
> 
> Anyway, thanks to all of you who have helped me solve problems over these
> many years.  I'll stick around, see if I can help other people, and learn a
> bit myself.
> 
> Tracy
> 
>  
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