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Published on March 17, 2002 by Andy Affleck

The Wrong Way to Use CSS in Page Layouts : evolt.org, Site Development

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Andy is highly motivated to succeed in everything he does. He will initially review the opportunity, decide how to get it done and on the way include improvements on the original concept. Andy has been a mentor and a team player in a very dynamic environment. I will miss having Andy as part of my team as he moves on to other endeavors.

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I have employed [Andy] as a Director of Engineering as well as a lead project manager on several projects, always with fantastic results. Such projects included both B2B services as well at consumer facing web-based and mobile applications. He exhibits a great talent for simultaneously managing several divergent project demands in addition to learning new skills on the fly as required. All of this due, in no small part, to excellent organizational and people management skills. Andrew is an outstanding addition to any team and a valuable professional resource to draw from.

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I loved working with Andy. He was fun, smart and dedicated to the projects. He never hesitated when asked to go the extra mile.

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Andy is an excellent PM, a terrific organizer, an effective problem solver, & someone we turned to to mentor other PMs. He handled a large portfolio of responsibilities with a range of goals & desired outcomes. He addressed all of them effectively & quickly, taking time to ensure that he trained other members of the team so they could implement the correct approach. We frequently sought Andy’s input on issues and problems, knowing that he would turn his immense energy and creativity to the task.

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In the nearly two years that I’ve been coding for Ozmott, Andy has done what I consider a nearly perfect job of directing the project and the app development. Specifically, that means he helps to keep the project goals at the forefront, he acquires whatever resources we need to complete our tasks, accepts our input on project design and implementation details, and… he keeps the distractions to a minimum and lets us do our jobs.

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Andy is a detail-oriented project manager who’s ability to plan in a liquid environment makes him a true asset. His foresight and ability to adapt to change, allowed him to take on multiple projects with tight deadlines and move through to completion with relative ease.

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Andy is innovative, enthusiastic and doesn’t lose sight of the big picture. He is always willing to answer questions, brainstorm solutions and look for ways to improve how we do things. He is highly collaborative and keeps the team moving in the right direction with his positive energy and drive. …He led a team of various resources in different locations (who had their own team priorities and didn’t even report to him) to rescue complicated projects from certain failure.

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Andy was an energetic, enthusiastic employee that helped many users at Dartmouth sort through the personal computer and desktop publishing tools (hardware and software) as they evolved in the early 1990s. He also built the first Dartmouth web presence and was instrumental in bringing those tools into the mainstream during the early days of web development. He showed a great creative spirit… and I highly recommend Andy. I would have him back on my team instantly were I able to do so.

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