Brian, Pat Mackin requested that I forward this on to you. I think he has a good idea here to look at a process for RIF selection. Currently, it is done on an ad-hoc basis, with plans being prepared for each situation. Pat, do you still have a copy of the one you prepared a while back? It would be an excellent start. Thanks.
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Today' s integration test went very well. During testing we identified the following: additional system dependencies additional application steps problem areas related to being in a production environment We accomplished a lot this week and could not have done it without everyone's cooperation and hard work. Thank You! We will update the scripts, schedule and contact list, by end of day, to reflect any changes identified during today's 'Dry Run'. The new versions will be located in \O:\_Dropbox\IntegrationTestScripts <file://\O:\_Dropbox\IntegrationTestScripts> Tomorrow we will publish a contact number and tentative schedule for Sunday's Integration Test. Just a reminder, for those individuals who participated in the testing, please clean up (zero out, un-officialize, etc. ), do not kill the deal, the following deals in Sitara, TAGG, EnPower, Unify PM, Unify VM, Unify Settlements, CAS and ????? : Sitara: 1193642, 1193649 TAGG: YM5545.1, YM5709.1 EnPower: 896012, 896014, 896015 Thank You,
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Mark: I'm looking forward to seeing you on the 21st and getting somewhat caught up. I thought that it might be helpful to you to let you know what I have been thinking about in terms of work, although I would ask that you keep this confidential until we have had a chance to talk further and make some decisions. First, if I do return to work, it will not be until sometime in January and you and I can talk about a date that makes sense. I think that this is consistent with what we had talked about before I left. Second, I would like for you to give some thought to the idea of me working part-time for a period of time. Bill and I have talked about this alot, and I feel that I need some time at the outset to make the transition from what I have been doing to going back to work. We can discuss further what this means, but I really feel that it would not be good for me or my family for me to start off working full time. Next, I would like to talk with you about what my responsibilities would be in the swap group if I return and have a clearer understanding of the areas in which you would want me to work, particularly now that we have more people. I know that alot of chnages have occurred in the last few months and I'm hoping that there are specific work areas that I could devote my attention to. Those are my thoughts for now. As for my office, I really don't care where it is or how large it is so just do what you need to do. I hope that you are doing well and I'm really looking forward to seeing you. I will bring pictures of Charles. He is doing great! Take care. Carol St. Clair
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Mr. Skilling, I realize this message may seem quite unexpected, but I could not resist. It's been a long time since I knew you at FoxFire Cabins. Since then I have completed my undergraduate degree at Trinity University and recently my MBA at the University of Texas San Antonio. In my current job search for a marketing career, I found a marketing position open at Enron and applied for it. As I researched the company, one that I have watched in the past because of your connection, I saw that you are now President and CEO. Your success is quite remarkable. I just wanted to re-introduce myself to you as an adult and recent graduate and hope that somewhere in the future there may be an opportunity to work at Enron. Also, as a very successful MBA yourself, I welcome any advice you may provide a newcomer to the business world. Hope you are doing well with all your endeavors. Sincerely,
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From FoxFire, To an MBA -- I've Come A Long Way