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Post by cinderella on Nov 5, 2014 12:58:55 GMT -5
:)Hi Gang- San Diego is not on the Cert cities YET, but does anyone have any actual first-hand intel about it? Location? Parking? Mgt? Thanks in Advance- Cinder
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Post by Loopstok on Nov 5, 2014 13:53:47 GMT -5
:)Hi Gang- San Diego is not on the Cert cities YET, but does anyone have any actual first-hand intel about it? Location? Parking? Mgt? Thanks in Advance- Cinder According to the ODAR Hearing Office Locator page, they're still in the same building I used to visit close to 10 years ago. That's in downtown San Diego (not far from the baseball stadium). Parking is in the building, I had to drive up a long, twisting, ramp, up about 6 or 7 stories or so, to reach the in-building garage. |
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Post by funkyodar on Nov 5, 2014 14:07:03 GMT -5
Beautiful town. I believe I heard it was discovered by the Germans in 1904. Named "San Diego", which in German means "whale's girl thingy"
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Post by funkyodar on Nov 5, 2014 14:07:22 GMT -5
or "girl thingy"....lol
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Post by anotherfed on Nov 5, 2014 14:11:10 GMT -5
Beautiful town. I believe I heard it was discovered by the Germans in 1904. Named "San Diego", which in German means "whale's girl thingy" The best part is that one of its suburbs is Rainbow. But a bunch of short people live there. And everyone has a big pot in their yards. Weird. They're very protective of them, so it's impossible to know what's in the pots in Rainbow... |
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Post by hopefalj on Nov 5, 2014 14:27:12 GMT -5
Beautiful town. I believe I heard it was discovered by the Germans in 1904. Named "San Diego", which in German means "whale's girl thingy" There's no way that's correct. |
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Post by Loopstok on Nov 5, 2014 16:30:32 GMT -5
Such misinformation in this thread, it makes a man like to weep. Everyone knows that the city of San Diego was founded in 1969 when the Padres were created by the National League of Base Ball Clubs. The "Diego" in San Diego was named for promising rookie right-hander Diego Segui (who, oddly, was playing for the Seattle Pilots and not the San Diego Padres). Then San Diego also acquired the Los Angeles Chargers, who were never heard from again. Later on, there were some naval bases and good weather, and Steve Martin played a mobster hiding out there in that one movie he made. And now you know... the rest of the story.
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Post by mcb on Nov 5, 2014 17:40:58 GMT -5
:)Hi Gang- San Diego is not on the Cert cities YET, but does anyone have any actual first-hand intel about it? Location? Parking? Mgt? Thanks in Advance- Cinder There are currently 10 ALJs wanting to transfer to the San Diego ODAR. Good luck! |
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Post by mcb on Nov 5, 2014 17:46:26 GMT -5
:)Hi Gang- San Diego is not on the Cert cities YET, but does anyone have any actual first-hand intel about it? Location? Parking? Mgt? Thanks in Advance- Cinder There are currently 10 ALJs wanting to transfer to the San Diego ODAR. Good luck! ...and the transfer list doesn't include ALJs who are part of management and may want to transfer there.  ...and the first ALJ on the list has been waiting nearly 5 years (since 11/18/09) for a reassignement offer.  |
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Post by eyre44 on Nov 7, 2014 5:05:45 GMT -5
...and the first ALJ on the list has been waiting nearly 5 years (since 11/18/09) for a reassignement offer. I know a 2011 hire who was offered a transfer to San Diego this year (not management). So while the wait was long, it wasn't quite as bad as 5 years. However, that doesn't mean it won't jump up to 5 years now that they filled a bunch of empty offices. It's not a town people transfer out of. |
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