I have mixed feelings about job postings to the list.
It's a two-edged sword, it's good for employees looking to move
and employers looking to hire, but it might be a strong negative for
employers not wanting their employees to be tempted.
More personally, since I have no interest in such posts, they add noise
devoid of signal to my input queue.
Since there seem to be quite a few such posts, and they may be becoming
more frequent, perhaps there should be an alternative to mail on the list. I'm
thinking of some sort of a BBS, would it make sense for GNHLUG to host
a facility for posting job openings onto a web server (with expiration dates,
please!)? Or is this making a mountain out of a molehill?
--Bruce McCulley
Cole Tuininga wrote:
> Randy Edwards wrote:
>
> > I don't know how others feel (and would be curious to know) but the way
> > I see it, a one-time *Linux-related* job posting is entirely appropriate.
> >
> > But I'm somewhat biased, as I'll soon be looking for such a position.:-)
> >
> > Anyone else have strong opinions one way or the other?
>
> My two cents would also have to be that it's fine (so long as the list
> doesn't get flooded) but I too am biased. We sent one out yesterday.
> 8)
>
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> Prof Hatcher: Not if I catch you.
>
> Cole Tuininga
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