I enjoyed what I hope will be the first of many.

— Luis Pelayo

Good conversation and idea exchange amongst an interesting and unique group of people.

— Geoff Matlock

Always great people and conversation!

— Annika Hylmö

The nonsenses was that employees need free time to be innovative.

— Patrick Shahijanian

As always, a good selection of professionals, and stimulating conversation. Very informative...

— Patrick Shahijanian

It was a good topic to kickoff various substantive discussions on what makes a professional successful.

— Patrick Shahijanian

This was my first meeting, and I was very impressed. It was a meeting free of typical posturing which you get in most mixers. This made the discussions very genuine and substantive. By the end of the evening, I felt that I had made some new friends, and I look forward to the next one.

— Patrick Shahijanian

Good company and good food.

— Jeff Feldman

Learned some things about networking. Met others in the computer industry and had good conversations about the challenges. Got a reference for a company hiring. Needs more people to attend.

— Larry Stein

It was a good time for some quality conversation and sharing of views. It was the first time for me but I'll be doing it again.

— Stephen Goldsmith

Great meeting as usual

— Tom Gould

It was fun subbing for Joel.

— robert (Hosting Member)

Another great meeting.

— Tom Gould

As always great engaging conversation. Networking done right!

— Bronwyn OShea (Hosting Member)

Good discussion, fine food (ok, good food), and great company. Met a few new people and learned a few new things about the "cloud" and other peoples' approaches to it. Very much worth it. [att'n meetup.com: where is the maybe button???]

— Steve Mark (Founding Member)

Joel was awesome. Very informative!!

— Karlton Frazier

Since most members were probably at the NAB Show in Las Vegas, this was a SMALL group. I had the opportunity to bounce many ideas back and forth with the host, Jimmy. I always find it beneficial to discuss new technology ideas and opinions with others outside of my own workplace!

— Kristin Brivchik

While there is no Holy Grail for a "good" resume, the objective of a resume is always to be the one selected (for the next action) from a pile of resumes, because it stands out from the other resumes in the mind of the person who receives it. So, for a defined vacancy, a good resume communicates an applicant's background, historical contributions and future-value in the best light possible as perceived by the resume reader. For an undefined gig, a good resume communicates the resume-owners "vocation" or "chosen pursuit" in the best light possible, regardless of who the recipient of the resume is. In both cases, the "traditionally formatted resume" becomes "good" usually when it is supported by whatever other materials that help best communicate the desired message.

— Ajay Bhatla

As always, a thought-provoking and witty discussion, between eleven people willing to share different life experiences

— Ajay Bhatla

Always interesting (and entertaining) people and discussions.

— Todd Z

I learned a little, shared a little, laughed, met some new people, and enjoyed good conversation over dinner.

— robert (Hosting Member)

Great event, as always, with very helpful information exchange and super nice people.

— Todd Koerner

Good topic. Interesting discussion. Food and location not optimal for me, but can deal wit it.

— Ken Norland

A big gathering for this 7th anniversary. Where were the candles & bubbles? :-)

— Jerome