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over 6 months ago

Some of the established rank and file are extremely petty.

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over 6 months ago

I retired precisely a year ago at 57, I took early retirement because I have young children, and did not want them to be down a parent. I am grateful that I had a opportunity to work at such a high level research institute. My spouse still works at the lab, not all the conditions are the same throughout PNNL and I was quite happy in research. It turned into a "insert favorite negative here" when they integrated the department I was in, into the business side of the lab. Your work can be great and contributing and I was quite happy for almost 10 years, my wife is still quite happy at PNNL. I have worked at many hi-tech company almost all are ones you heard of the last is not a opinion of someone who is new in the work environment.

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over 6 months ago

The biggest mistake I made as a #Sr.SystemAdministrator at #PNNL ...

Crashed a raid that was dying, and unmonitored departments have to pay for that, I worked with the department to bring back the data, but it took over a month.

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over 6 months ago

Mostly how you will cover hours. New management restricted me from going after work, after a poor review my first ever, and after I came back from having a child.

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over 6 months ago

Some of the established rank and file are extremely petty.

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over 6 months ago

I loved all the scientist, I had the opportunity to work on many fascinating projects.

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