Gee Sharon, this pretty much sounds like my dream job! The requirements, the informal but still serious wording..I think that appeals to almost everyone. My wife (Asst. sys-admin/junior web developer) is thinking of going HR. She seems to think it might not be a good idea. This latest string confirms it as a fantastic idea. Plus she could hire me! Yay! She could be my sugar mommy. ;) Sometimes when I write these observational spiels I almost feel like Andy Rooney.... "Did ya ever notice how non-IT people at work think you just surf the web all day?" Maybe I'll do some IT standup at one of the conferences "Hey all you math grads out there, pie aren't square - pie are round! *rimshot followed by cold glares*" Okay I need coffee now....... Guy McDowell www.guymcdowell.com Sharon's Job Description - A model for all IT-HR types. "You'll need to have a small but bullet-proof ego, play well with others or alone, and be able to work with little direction. Also, the ability to talk geek-speak and plain english to different technical audiences is a plus. Hand-coded HTML, some Javascript and ODBC required. Seeing Cold Fusion, Flash, Java, and large database administration or development tools (Oracle, Sybase) on your resume would make us do a happy dance. We're especially interested in people who've used Allaire's Spectra, played with it, or have a vague idea of what it might be and want to learn. This is growth hiring, as we have no attrition to speak of. If you're still reading and this sounds good, we want to hear from you." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Structure your ColdFusion code with Fusebox. Get the official book at http://www.fusionauthority.com/bkinfo.cfm Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
