And, find out which watering hole the most interesting SAS folks are visiting after hours and join them!

On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 9:00 PM, Peter Flom < peterflomconsulting@mindspring.com> wrote:

> Some additional thoughts and replies > > > Nat: If you are looking for a new job, there usually will be a table with > notebooks where people can leave resumes and where those who are looking to > hire can post openings. > > Yes. And browse around the "solutions center" or "meeting area" or > whatever > they call it > > > > Nat: These meetings are a great place to meet people. Talk to as many > people > as you can. > > 100% agree! You can READ the papers; you can ask for slides of the > presentations. Talking and meeting people is the best part of these > meetings. Hang out in the hotel lobby. > > > > More: > Also, talk to SAS people - they are friendly! (They keep the unfriendly > people home in Cary :-)). > > If you go to a talk you really like, try to talk to the speaker afterward - > nearly all speakers will be happy to hear that you liked a talk, and they > may have additional pointers or whatnot. > > Go to "unique things" like panel discussions and "meet SAS people" > meetings. > You can't do this at home. > > Peter > Who has been to about a dozen NESUGs and will be at SESUG this year. >