RE: Work load question

[Collin T <tutivillus -at- gmail -dot- com>]

I have up cycles and down cycles, but I am getting in the habit of
doing what Bill has suggested.  I look ahead and "gather" projects
when I see I am going to have down time.

It seems like I need to "market" my self to the PM's and various
developers sometimes.  It's a process that leads to a fairly constant,
manageable work load.

-Collin Turner

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