Congratulations to both you and The Times! Growth and opportunity are two very important reasons when making career decisions. Remuneration, of course, pulls it all together. Well done...
P.s. watch this space ;)
RayH
· 2 years ago
Welcome on board. Warp speed, Sulu!
Justin Hartman
· 2 years ago
@Gino: Prey tell, what are we watching this space for???
@RayH: Aye-Aye Captain!!!
Nic
· 2 years ago
Awesome dude!! Very happy for you and I think you have made a well-calculated decision that will hold awesome opportunities. I've been in the building for almost a month... No sign of Bullard so don't stress!! hahaha.
Look forward to working in close proximity!
Justin Hartman
· 2 years ago
@Nic: Thanks dude. I'm looking forward to seeing your ugly face daily :)
On a side note I just looked up the meaning of Aye-Aye... very interesting results.
This literally translates - Always; ever. What this means is the person making the reply is saying he is professing his devotion to a group forever. This was the oath taken by conscripts when joining the Norse Vikings.
So RayH looks like I'm professing my loyalty always; ever!
Colin Daniels
· 2 years ago
Justin your uncanny ability to critically deconstruct expressions such as Aye-Aye during office hours is exactly why we hired you ;-p
Paul
· 2 years ago
welcome to the family
Paul Jacobson
· 2 years ago
Congrats again Justin! I am a tinge of green already.
Mark
· 2 years ago
Congrats again Justin. The job sounds awesome.
Stii
· 2 years ago
I do not think the Times (DB and all) realise what they have aquired... They should REALLY consider themselves priviledged and fortunate! Enjoy it mate and congrats to the Times!
David Bullard
· 2 years ago
Welcome aboard kid.......
Rafiq
· 2 years ago
I'm with Stii on this. Congrats to The Times. Another reason to read my dad's newspaper ;)
Justin Hartman
· 2 years ago
Thanks to all of you for your congrats, makes me all warm and fuzzy inside :)
Susan
· 2 years ago
Hey my Cozin (for real!)
Wishing you only the best in this new venture. Go forth and knock 'em dead - it's in your genes!
All Comments
P.s. watch this space ;)
@RayH: Aye-Aye Captain!!!
Look forward to working in close proximity!
On a side note I just looked up the meaning of Aye-Aye... very interesting results.
This literally translates - Always; ever. What this means is the person making the reply is saying he is professing his devotion to a group forever. This was the oath taken by conscripts when joining the Norse Vikings.
So RayH looks like I'm professing my loyalty always; ever!
Wishing you only the best in this new venture. Go forth and knock 'em dead - it's in your genes!
Lots of love.