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Friday was my final day at Flock. It also brings to a close my eleven years as a software test engineer.
In January, I'd just completed my graduate school entrance tests and essays -- but school didn't start until September. So, after meeting Lloyd, I joined my friends at Flock.
Although I'd worked at two start-ups before, I had never worked at a startup at such an early phase. In the early days of Flock, we worked (and slept) in a converted garage. Our server closet could be found in the bathroom. Janitorial service? Roomba.
As I leave Flock, I am proud to see the same exuberance and scrappiness. But, I see it in the context of a larger, well-oiled team. Everyone understands exactly what product we're making, and we know how we're going to get there.
That's why I leave today both excited for graduate school -- and excited for Flock.
P.S. Especially now that I'm gone, don't forget the 3 Golden Rules when working with QA.
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All the best Eli. Sorry couldn't keep in touch with u all but it was gr8 working with you...
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Dinesh!!! Everyone has been wondering where you disappeared to. I hope you're doing well and having an awesome summer. Please do get in touch if you're ever in Seattle.
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