Silicon Valley native Dutch-American, computer nerd w degrees (BSCS, BBA, 5 AAs), pilot, HAM radio operator (+W6WX trustee), IEEE Senior & CAP member Past: Atari, IBM ARC, Sony, game dev (mostly NES-PS3), adjunct prof, robots, railway equipment, and rockets; online since 1985, Unix/Linux user since ~1990, Texan 1993-2009 Likes science, music, social dancing, cats, privacy rights, people (E Pluribus Unum), democracy, equality, "good trouble"; dislikes religious hypocrisy and hate
Silicon Valley native Dutch-American, computer nerd w degrees (BSCS, BBA, 5 AAs), pilot, HAM radio operator (+W6WX trustee), IEEE Senior & CAP member Past: Atari, IBM ARC, Sony, game dev (mostly NES-PS3), adjunct prof, robots, railway equipment, and rockets; online since 1985, Unix/Linux user since ~1990, Texan 1993-2009 Likes science, music, social dancing, cats, privacy rights, people (E Pluribus Unum), democracy, equality, "good trouble"; dislikes religious hypocrisy and hate
Today on LinkedIn I received another solicitation from a recruiter with Insight Global, this time for a job title that I hadn't had since starting my career and starting college.
I'm eagerly looking for work, but this job was not just inequitable, presenting me with it was insulting and a waste of my time.
I block contacts from Insight Global without replying to them.
If I could block everyone associated with Insight Global, I would.
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