Good luck with your next steps forward, Bee. Something good always comes out of dark times!
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All the best
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I’m not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing - but all the best regardless! As others have said, I hope you stick around 
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Gonna be missed @bee 
I hope you swing by at some point to keep us updated about what’s next for you 
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Thanks all! I do not have another role lined up currently, gonna take some time to learn some new skills (crocheting and skiing are on my list), and do some cool CV 
projects (I am building out a kubernetes cluster on some raspberry pi’s currently!)
Love you all <3
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Good news! i now work at Duo security
And I now have an income to expand my ever increasingly complex home document system Over-engineering my document storage system with Paperless-ngx
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Really pleased for you 
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Traitor! (They’re a competitor of ours)
In all seriousness, they’ve gained a great a new asset are a good employer. Best of luck with your new endeavour!
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Whenever someone asked me “hey can you prove you got a C in GCSE Mathematics back in 2014?”
GCSEs in 2014?!
Oh my.
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Now I feel old. 
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Jesus Christ.
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Did my GCE’s back in the 80s 
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Me reading your documentation:
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2017 here.
How old do you feel now? 
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To be fair I did mine in 2006 so I’m not that old. 
I hope you’re some kind of toddler protege who passed their GCSEs at the ripe old age of two. Otherwise it means I’m old and I don’t wanna be old.
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Nooooo
I do not accept my year (2001) makes me old in any way shape or form 
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They weren’t called GCSE’s when I took the exams
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Ditto
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When I applied to drama school for my degree, I was the first year of UCAS. The year before was separate UCCA and PCAS jeez
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