According to Nedstat I had 62 page views last week and one of the last ten visitors was logged in at Halliburton. Surely they have more profitable things to do than read extremely-low-volume blogs with messages about tweaking WordPress Templates and being disappointed by the driving-music-of-choice of animated middle-aged white men.
It’s a strange, strange inkernet, folks. That’s all I’m saying.
1. 16 July 22:27 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States
2. 17 July 11:50 NTL Internet, Luton, United Kingdom
3. 17 July 14:27 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States
4. 17 July 17:02 Road Runner, United States
5. 17 July 18:08 Comcast Communications, United States
6. 18 July 06:04 Philippines (logisticsoftware.ph)
7. 18 July 10:17 Halliburton, United States
8. 18 July 11:40 The J. Hopkins Med. Inst., Baltimore, United States
9. 18 July 11:45 The J. Hopkins Med. Inst., Baltimore, United States
10. 18 July 13:23 Eozaen GmbH, Usingen, Germany
3 comments ↓
It’s quite obvious K. Someone was so impressed with your blog on recruiting people for unusual jobs that Halliburton decided to check you out in the hope of recruiting you and your extraordinary talents. The job application is winging its way to you in the mail, even as I type …
I am sure! Seriously, you’re right about the source of interest. Though it boggles my mind that they might pay someone to read EVERY blog that mentions them or their work… Must be a fun job!
Never underestimate the power of the google