Tycen Stafford's profile answers

My first real hourly job was working for a local pizza place (Giovanni Mountain Pizza, Mill City, OR) during my Junior and Senior year of high school. As a kid I delivered newspapers. After high school/during college I spent a couple of summers working for a logging company in Alaska.

College Professor. Either that or High School. Math, Science, Computers, Bible, Apologetics...just no English!

Working on a long distance Master's program. Taking a break for now, but hoping to pick it back up. It's a great program!

1) Puget Sound and all of the ferry/shipping traffic
2) Seattle Waterfront
3) Most of the Dev area
4) Russ' "Working Girl Barbie"
5) Nate's inflatable Linux penguin

I have a fleet of stretch vehicles and an army of Chauffeurs (also known as CT and Metro).

None usually - now that we're no longer anywhere near a Starbucks (we moved our office to a different part of Seattle). I can't exactly ask the bus driver to pull over while I run in and grab a Mocha. But, our coffee robot does have Hot Chocolate, so that helps.

Through Jobster.com - how else?!? A friend of mine worked at Jobster and sent me a link for an opening. That's how jobs are supposed to found!

In spite all of the wonderful and diverse eating options available here in the Pioneer Square area - I constantly find myself hitting either Pizza Pro or Subway. I either need to branch out more or just start bringing my lunch from home!

I have a huge desk, but it always seems to have very little room on it because of the clutter.

1) a Starbucks within 2 blocks - any direction
2) Subway - can't beat the $2.50 daily special
3) Cow Chips - chocolate chip cookies, just like homemade
4) did I mention Starbucks?
5) The train station and bus stops - say hello to an easy commute