The last entry finished with the adaptation of the famous words from Roy at Blade Runner, I used “Time to leave…” instead of the tragic “Time to die!” from the movie. I decided to leave Digital Garage, the company where I’ve been working during more than two years. I feel strange, because it’s my best moment here at Digital Garage, new projects, new responsibilities, it feels like my home because of the really nice people I’ve been working with… it’s like my second family.
During these years 80% of my work was coding for Technorati Japan.
Digital Garage had 300 employees when I started, now we are more than 1.000. What I like about Digital Garage is that being a holding with almost 30 companies I had the opportunity to work with other companies and projects inside the group:
All those lines of code will be lost in time, like binary code in a corporation.
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Where will you go work now Kirai?
Yeh, i’m intrigued now ….. where are you off too? Not joining Mirai inc in some way or form are you?!
お疲れ様でした。
今後とも宜しくお願い致します。
Good luck in your next gig! ^.^/~
I hope you get a job you want
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