Do you remember that post all of five days ago about how the revolution was going underground? Apparently I was lying.
After a few comments on the website, a bunch of emails, and a lot of tweets from disappointed readers, I’ve decided to keep the site going.
In addition to working full-time, I’m currently wrapping up my last semester of grad school, planning a wedding, and still trying to unpack (six months after moving into my new house). I may be posting less frequently for a little while, so don’t get worried if you don’t see new articles as often as you used to.
Instead of shutting the site down all together, I’ll still be writing, albeit on a less frequent basis.
Thanks for all of the support – I’m glad to be back!
Yea! I was disappointed last week when you said the site was going down. Glad to hear that we’ll still be able to get our shot of Renegade HR.
Great – a little bit of great is better than a lot of “okay”. Look forward to sporadic, yet great thoughts!
Glad to hear it… have been a reader for a while but never commented before. Take the breaks when you need to and we’ll be here when you’ve got a post to put up.
Thank you all so much for your kind words. Comments like these are the reason why I decided to keep the blog going. Have a great week!
Woohoo! The email/Twitter/comment campaign worked!
Even with less frequency, we will still be glad to have you, Chris. I frantically copied every one of your posts to a Word doc in case it really did go down, but I’m glad that’s not going to be a problem in the near future.
Grad school tip-keep up the work like the ROWE item, and it should be a piece of cake.
Wedding tip-let her do the planning and agree with everything. And give neck rubs when it gets especially tough on her.
Unpacking tip-anything that you’ve survived without for 6 months is unnecessary. Toss it and save the trouble. :-)
Yeah, glad to see you back even though you never really got the chance to leave! Congrats on the upcoming wedding!
@Ben – Thanks for the tips, and I 100% agree with you on the unpacking. Most of it just needs to be transported to the Salvation Army.
@Lisa – Thanks! (and if you haven’t yet, check out Lisa’s blog – it rocks!)
Well, that was a short absence! So great to hear! I’d rather see a post 4x/year than none at all.
@Eva – Thanks!