Company parties rock at IBM.
Okay, I have to give props to IBM. They throw a hell of a party.
I just got back from spending my entire Friday afternoon (and most of the morning) at a company party congratulating everyone for their work on the zSeries mainframes released last December.
They had a copious amount of food ranging from hot dogs to turkey and roast beef, along with pasta, salad, and more. They also had half a dozen different types of wine and a dozen or so kegs of various types of beer.
There were around 15-20 video games, half of them virtual reality games, a whole bunch of pinball games, a couple of pool and fooseball tables, and around 2500 people in attendance
The band they had playing was decent, and the music dancing chicks were hot. ;-)
We should have more Fridays at work like this. <g>
I just got back from spending my entire Friday afternoon (and most of the morning) at a company party congratulating everyone for their work on the zSeries mainframes released last December.
They had a copious amount of food ranging from hot dogs to turkey and roast beef, along with pasta, salad, and more. They also had half a dozen different types of wine and a dozen or so kegs of various types of beer.
There were around 15-20 video games, half of them virtual reality games, a whole bunch of pinball games, a couple of pool and fooseball tables, and around 2500 people in attendance
The band they had playing was decent, and the music dancing chicks were hot. ;-)
We should have more Fridays at work like this. <g>
Good question. . .
I guess I'd have to rate it about half way between standard props and mad props.