At 04:44 PM 11/13/96 -0500, Paul George wrote: ...

I'd like to ask very poignant questions since this will be my second to the last day working for Uncle Sam. (I'm going Private Industry, yeeaa!!)

And I really don't care what my boss thinks of my questions. ;)

Paul.

Oh, I unsubscribed to the list, 500 emails over a long weekend is too much. So please CC: questions to george@justice.usdoj.gov and I will forward all answers to the list. Thanks a bunch.... ... First of all, do you need references? Your boss would probably be the best one, unless you destroy h[is,er] faith in you. Second, when would they fire you anyway? Two th three weeks later? After your grace period expired? By then you should already be out of your office. Unless you need the course for your free enterprize work. If not, you could impress your boss, (and possibly get a few extra government contracts down the line), by volunteering to stay at your desk as you won't need the material for your employment. The above was made under the assumption that your branch occasionaly "outsources" projects or calls on private consultants when it needs extra hands (minds).