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http://www.modperlcookbook.org/
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Wednesday January 15, 2003
08:45 AM
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Manager (Score:1)
I assume you shared Peopleware with your manager, and it did not improve his/her perspective. That is unfortunate.
Here's hoping that your work environment improves or that "mod_perl + telecommute" job searches are bountiful.
Re:Manager (Score:1)
yesterday, I managed to survive (yet another) round of layoffs. nothing motivates quite like that.