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Carl G
12-15-2004, 05:57 PM
Gave my resignation today after 32 years. That was tough to do. It is like loosing a family. 32 Years, I sure feel old. New Job was to start Jan. 3rd but they want me to come to Austin for meetings. So I start tomorrow as General Manager of the new Houston location for a 700 million dollars company. Now the fun begins, lot of different challenges but also new possibilities. Thanks to you guys that I talked to about this before I made a decision. Your input helped a lot. A new year and new job, got to hurry and get that KB put on :thumbsup:
Congrats dude, hoping the best for you in your new job and the KB purchase.
You are a very nice and good person and deserve the best life can offer.
:thumbsup:
93KingCobra
12-15-2004, 07:21 PM
Way to go Carl!! I hope everything goes great in your new job :thumbsup: That must be tough to make that kind of move after that long of sevice...But I'm sure you will have no problems adjusting....!!
GOOD LUCK :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
jimmysidecarr
12-15-2004, 07:31 PM
Great attitude CARL!!!
Good luck to you!!!
Jimmy :thumbsup:
97CasperCobra
12-15-2004, 07:59 PM
WOW...didn't know about this but good luck Carl. You're a great guy, very warm and caring and I know any company will benefit from what you have to offer. Let us know how it goes......:thumbsup:
Now time for that KB and more POWA!!! :D
Firme
12-15-2004, 08:08 PM
That is great news Carl. I can imagine how hard it can be to leave someplace that you have worked at for 32 years. Knowing you and that good attitude of yours, I know you will do a great job running that company (700 million WOW).
GIT ER DONE!!!!
bring on the KB :woot:
Evilcartman
12-15-2004, 09:42 PM
Gave my resignation today after 32 years. That was tough to do. It is like loosing a family. 32 Years, I sure feel old. New Job was to start Jan. 3rd but they want me to come to Austin for meetings. So I start tomorrow as General Manager of the new Houston location for a 700 million dollars company. Now the fun begins, lot of different challenges but also new possibilities. Thanks to you guys that I talked to about this before I made a decision. Your input helped a lot. A new year and new job, got to hurry and get that KB put on :thumbsup:
Whoa! That's crazy man. Big change but a bunch of room to grow. What were you like 3 when you started working there? Damn, I guess we are hanging with a big wig now.
Twice Bitten
12-15-2004, 10:31 PM
Congrats dude, hoping the best for you in your new job and the KB purchase.
You are a very nice and good person and deserve the best life can offer.
:thumbsup:
Yeah, like a polished KB :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Mrs TwiceBitten
12-15-2004, 11:07 PM
I LOVE it when great things happen to good people. ;) Cheers!
cobrapace94
12-15-2004, 11:31 PM
Good luck on the new job. Hope all works out for you. :thumbsup:
cobrabitn
12-15-2004, 11:54 PM
Good Luck Carl! :bounce:
Let me add a few pennies to this too. As hard as it was to leave your old job, look at it as you are going to meet new people and make more friends. As for the corporate part....don't look back. Corporate America is cold and cruel and they don't really care much for their employees unless they have some sort of financial gain out of it. I worked in Corporate America for 7 years and it was just a bunch of political BS.
Look out for what is best for you and your family and don't feel like you owe your old company anything. You gave them 32 good years, they give you a pension. Your bargaining agreemnet with them is over. Now, go out and learn new things, enjoy the challenge, and live life to the fullest! Go drive that Snake! :thumbsup:
John Chingasos
12-16-2004, 12:01 AM
More 2 cents...
Since you have been working longer than I have been alive all I really have to say is Good luck and I hope it works out for you. Ive been working in corporate america for 6 years now and what I have learned is that its really hard finding a job that gives you the right amount of balance between work and family. I hope you find that balance because I remember when I left 1 job to make a dozen K more a year but I worked 60-80 hours a week and I realized that $$$$$ is not everything. Congratulations on working for 1 place for 32 years. That is definetly not normal anymore in today's work environment. I wish you the best Carl G.
msmap
12-16-2004, 01:24 AM
Best of luck to you Carl. Hope the new job is everything you want it to be and more. Be safe with Kenne Bell, I hear he's pretty fast :thumbsup:
Carl G
12-16-2004, 10:00 AM
Thanks everyone for the great support, it really means a lot :thumbsup: That is truely what makes this club stand out from the rest. Yes we love our Cobra's but its the freindships that makes this club so great. First day for brand new adventure :thumbsup:
03 cobra toy
12-16-2004, 10:03 AM
:thumbsup: New year new job :hatparty: :cheers: :D
redsnake99
12-16-2004, 05:45 PM
I will retire from a 29 billion dollar company in a few days. Worked there 19 years. Since Corporate America was cutting back and made my job redundant, I'm due a juicy severance package. But, we're selling our big house moving to a smaller one.
Pension and 401k funds will keep me in Cobras for a while. Old Whistler needs to last me until the '07 one comes out.
Tony, I did really get sick of the big corporation. You'er absolutely right about them caring for their people. "P" now stands only for "profit".
I'm bitter, but it took me less than a day to get over that feeling.
Sure, I'll have more time for SCMC outings.
:bounce:
Arch Angel
12-22-2004, 11:44 PM
Congratulations on your new job Carl. What kind of business is it? You've always been a really nice guy whenever I've seen you & I'm sure that the people from your other company will miss having you around. However, the folks at this new company will come to realize how lucky they are to have you. :thumbsup:
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