And some of us are that coworker -- whether we realize it or not. Your complete disregard of the company dress code and the curious decision to only shower twice a week has also contributed to your new job title -- office pariah. We are far enough along into the Internet Age that "I'm not good with computers" can no longer be used as a legitimate excuse for email etiquette ignorance. Also, don't become a habitual offender when it comes to marking things "high priority." If it's an emergency, fine. Everyone gets it -- you're the smartest person in the room.

He's also a former talk radio host (KTLK AM 1150 at Clear Channel) and an entrepreneur himself, as the founder of Legal Endeavor.

I would like to put out a special mention to Jason for picking the right people for the job here and it turned into a real family.

We feel that we have been through all of the highs and lows together from brain tumours to engagements, and it is not often that you want to come back to work to spend time with a group of friends. Professionally, it is rare to actually discover something new, and I am proud to be in the team that discovered A, B and C.

I would just like to say that there have been many great people here, both past and present, that have made the job truly enjoyable.

This resulted in laughter and practical jokes that are still evident on the tea-room walls.