\nYou know you’re not in government sub-contracting anymore when you walk in and there’s already a big smokin’-fast Dell under your desk, pre-configured so your AD account will let you in.\n<\/p>\n
\nYou REALLY know you’re not in government sub-contracting when you’re told you will be issued a phone, and your options are the iPhone 3G or the Blackberry Bold.\n<\/p>\n
\nAnd government sub-contracting is a wee tiny speck on the distant past horizon when, almost as an afterthought, they ask whether you want a MacBook Pro or a MacBook for a laptop, and the MacBook is not the correct answer, apparently.\n<\/p>\n
\nIf this job goes awry, it won’t be for lack of material resources, and you can put that on a float in the Rose Parade.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You know you’re not in government sub-contracting anymore when you walk in and there’s already a big smokin’-fast Dell under your desk, pre-configured so your AD account will let you in. You REALLY know you’re not in government sub-contracting when you’re told you will be issued a phone, and your options are the iPhone 3G … <\/p>\n