Reason # 5,882,401 for why I love my job: working with clients who get as geeked out about whatever they're working on as I do. Moisturizers, bathroom plumbing fixtures, pens - our obsession of the month gives us one more thing to bore people to tears with. It's a gift...
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I know what you mean. I colleague of mine visited the home of George Boole, of Boolean logic (and searching) while on a trip to Ireland. There's a field trip us Info Pros should go on!
Posted by: Karen McQuillen | March 03, 2010 at 03:23 PM