As you will have noticed by now, I have posted infrequently on this blog for almost a year--this after almost a year of daily blogs.
I was involved with Census 2010 as a bilingual (Spanish) enumerator and as an Office Operations Supervisor for a suburb west of Chicago. Census 2010 consisted of a series of operations and each operation could have separate staffing. I was involved with Census 2010 from March, 2010 through the end of March, 2011, and was scheduled to participate in a final operation during May and June, 2011.
The Census geared their temporary employees based on geography--wanting people to work in their local area. Fortunately for the area in which I live, there was little to do in the final operation and no one from this area was hired. For my area, Census 2010 and its follow-up activities are over. (The U.S. Census Bureau has ongoing operations--Census 2010 was the Decennial Census.)
The Census believes strongly in protecting privacy and Census employees agree to terms of employment that include a $250,000 fine and up to five years of imprisonment for disclosing personal proprietary information (PPI). That had a lot to do with not keeping up with posting. I had several months between operations. I took some of that time reviewing my earlier blog posts and am in the process of turning them into a book.
My focus and efforts are now in reaching out through the Internet to share my experience and insights as a global learning and change navigator. Visit my new blog at http://www.JoelMonty.Info/blog/.
You can also see more of what I'm up to these days on my Facebook Fan Page for JoelMontyPresents.
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