I received a voice mail this morning from the career transition company that my ex-company is providing for three months. I just called back but only got their voice mail. The handout that I have for them lists these following services that they will provide:

• One-on-one career counseling
• Assessment and objective determination
• Marketing campaign design
• Marketing campaign execution
• Training seminars
• Access to research library
• Shared workspace during regular business hours
• Administrative support – one-day turnaround
• Domestic telephone, message-taking, voice mail
• Access to personal computer
• Internet access
• Personalized letterhead and envelopes
• Photocopying

Most of is sounds like fluff, except for the first two; maybe the first five. I supposed if I were 20 or 30 years older and was not used to typing for myself, the rest of the stuff might be useful, but I have a pretty good setup at home (computer, high-speed internet, unlimited long distance, voice mail, etc.) . I don't have a laser printer, so I will either e-mail letters and resumes to Sheri at work to print out for me, or go to a local Kinko's if it has to get out the same day. (I wouldn't send out a resume from an ink jet printer.)