Tuesday, February 9, 2010  Interview Questions of the Future
I've come to a bit of a crossroads lately in regards to my cell
phone. I still have the first phone I ever got and for that
reason, I'll be sad to let it go; but it is almost four years
old and as everybody knows, in the technology world, four years
is more like a hundred. While I've been debating what to do
about my "cellular quandary," it dawned on me that this sort of
thing will be an interview question of the future (and possibly
even now if parents and grandparents are techies). I started
thinking and came up with a list of interview questions for my
descendents to ask (in addition to the generic "where were you
born?" or "what was your father's full name?") me in about
thirty years. And, since I'm a nice person, I'll provide my
answers (you're welcome, future descendants!).  What was the
first cell phone you ever got? When or how old were you?  I was
18, yes, you heard right, 18. My parents didn't believe in
buying any child of theirs a cell