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Theo Chino | 1 Jul 2002 10:53

Resume Mgr

It's Monday 8 a.m. As 250 new e-mails wait and your are in the middle of a 20-minute search, the phone rings:

"Hi, this is Tom Donleavy...I e-mailed you my resume about two weeks ago and you mentioned that you wanted me to call. I have been away...sorry to be so late in getting back to you. What can you tell me about the position… oh, and you mentioned a couple different positions when you called....”

Do you…

  • Frantically search your e-mail, hoping to find his e-mails and documents to remind you of what jobs you mentioned?

  • Interrupt your tracking search and lose the results?

  • Stall for time?

 Or do you ask for his e-mail address, open your Internet browser, and retrieve all his related e-mails, records, and documents?

The Better Way

With the Resume Manager Service you can enter the double-authenticated system and securely search up trough your e-mails and attachments using the Internet browser on any computer at any time.

The Resume Manager Service manages:

  • Current and archived e-mails

  • Documents

  • Job Descriptions

  • Job Postings

  • Resumes

  • Address books

  • Backup Systems
The Resume Manager Service is simple, secure, and inexpensive. Never worry about hard drive failures or virus attachments ­-files are protected by enterprise anti-virus monitoring software. This service was specifically designed with the human resource professionals in mind. For a limited time, we are offering this new service for $50 a month. 
 
Try the demo by either replying to this email (the system will send you very simple instructions to follow) or by pointing your browser to http://www.comptab.net/demo.html.
 
Sincerely,
Theo Chino
 
For more information,
http://www.comptab.net
 
 
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Theo Chino | 3 Jul 2002 22:42

Resume Mgr

It's Monday 8 a.m. As 250 new e-mails wait and your are in the middle of a 20-minute search, the phone rings:

"Hi, this is Tom Donleavy...I e-mailed you my resume about two weeks ago and you mentioned that you wanted me to call. I have been away...sorry to be so late in getting back to you. What can you tell me about the position… oh, and you mentioned a couple different positions when you called....”

Do you…

  • Frantically search your e-mail, hoping to find his e-mails and documents to remind you of what jobs you mentioned?

  • Interrupt your tracking search and lose the results?

  • Stall for time?

 Or do you ask for his e-mail address, open your Internet browser, and retrieve all his related e-mails, records, and documents?

The Better Way

With the Resume Manager Service you can enter the double-authenticated system and securely search up trough your e-mails and attachments using the Internet browser on any computer at any time.

The Resume Manager Service manages:

  • Current and archived e-mails

  • Documents

  • Job Descriptions

  • Job Postings

  • Resumes

  • Address books

  • Backup Systems
The Resume Manager Service is simple, secure, and inexpensive. Never worry about hard drive failures or virus attachments ­-files are protected by enterprise anti-virus monitoring software. This service was specifically designed with the human resource professionals in mind. For a limited time, we are offering this new service for $50 a month. 
 
Try the demo by either replying to this email (the system will send you very simple instructions to follow) or by pointing your browser to http://www.comptab.net/demo.html.
 
Sincerely,
Theo Chino
 
For more information,
http://www.comptab.net
 
 
If you feel you received this message in error or do not wish to receive future communications from Comptab via e-mail, please accept our sincere apologies. To discontinue future e-mails please reply back to this message and simply type in the subject line REMOVE followed by the address that you wish to have removed from our list.
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questions | 22 Jul 2002 01:09

craigslist.org Subscriptions

Hello craigslist user:

The following URL (link) will take you to the craigslist email subscription management page for jobs <at> freebsd.org:

http://www.craigslist.org/cgi-bin/ms.cgi?ky=44099_PXJ2F

Please keep this link to adjust your subscriptions in the future.  If you happen to lose it, just request
another one from the web site.

Questions?  questions <at> craigslist.org

Thanks!
the craigslist team

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Dan Langille | 25 Jul 2002 22:47
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yes, another employed person hits the street

As of 10 this morning the Ottawa office all but closed.  There's 
several of us looking for work.  My resume is at 
http://www.freebsddiary.org/dan_langille.org

I have been working from home full time, as a tele-commuter, for the 
past 2 years or so. So if you know of any work around, please let me 
know. My ideal job would involve the collection of user requirements, 
the design of the system, and the implementation. Preferably, it 
would involve some database design and website interfaces. But then 
again, that's my ideal job and given the present job market, I'm not 
going to be picky. 

See also http://www.freebsddiary.org/jobs.php

cheers
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Dan Langille | 25 Jul 2002 23:03
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Oops (was yes, another employed person hits the street)

Ouch, as someone pointed out, that's:
http://www.freebsddiary.org/dan_langille.php

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