Re: The Ultimate Job Posting
Posted in 1996
Topics: Jobs, Consulting & Announcements
Tracy Nedd wrote: > > 1) Not all of us are opposed to the job ad being posted here. I found > my current position from a post in this newsgroup. These postings are a > great way to keep abreast of the Informix job market without ever leaving > home, picking up a newspaper, or talking to a recruiter. The point here is not so much that job ads shouldn't get posted, just that they should get posted to the right news group. Then if you are looking for a job you don't look under comp.databases.informix which is for technical issues on Informix products, rather you look under something like jobs.databases.informix for job only postings. > 2) I do agree wholeheartedly with your suggestion of format. Then if > someone didn't want to see the postings, it would be very easy to filter > out the Subjects with the word JOB in it. Or the person could just > delete the message without ever reading it. The problem with a filter is that someone who didn't know the format, such as a newbie to the group would never get a reply to their post if the subject had the word 'JOB' in it. > 3) I also get tired of the reposts of the same jobs over and over, but > if your convention of LOCATION, OPPORTUNITY were adhered too, I'd be able > to delete the postings I'd already read/saved. Unless it really was a new OPPORTUNITY in that LOCATION. :-) I think the LOCATION should definitely include the country. > 4) One line I'd like to see added is a line for Web address. If the > company has a web page, it's sometimes a good starting place to get > information on the company and the product it produces. An agency probably wouldn't give this out. I love these threads, their great aren't they? ;^) Cheers, -- Mark. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Mark D. Stock - The West Solutions Group http://www.west.co.za | | | |mailto:marks@west.co.za +------------------------------------------------+ |Tel: +27 11 803 2151 |If it doesn't work... force it! | |Fax: +27 11 803 2189 |If it breaks... it needed replacing anyway! | |Cell: +27 83 250 2325 |Well, that's how I code anyway! | +------------------------+------------------------------------------------+