it's been a long time since i posted on ye olde blogger...but it's time again...

currently i'm working in another building at my company. which is kind neat in it's own right, but well, there's definately some annoying things.

1. coming and going is not possible unless you're a resident in this building. i work at the same company yet, i can't enter the front doors w/o someone "buzzing" me in or following in behind someone.

2. people look at you like you're an alien. not the most warm and fuzzy feeling. i understand i'm new to the area, but man..smile for pete's sake!

3. working in a testbed sucks the llama's big toe. people coming in and out, meetings, and other loud noises.

4. working on a machine that isn't mine. this is probably the biggest complaint i have and i'm sure any developer would quite agree. you don't have admin rights to install anything on your machine so when you need something, you have to track someone down, then they have to track the software down. once that's done, they you have to log off, and they log on and install, then you log in and it doesn't work and the whole cycle starts all over. when you give your employee these rights, it makes productivity a little better and it shows that you trust your employees to be honorable and to behave like an adult.