Given all of the talk about surveys with links to external companies,
phishing emails that disguise their links, and such...

In the past hour, I received two emails about job postings.  One from the
MSD that contained links to jobs dot berkeley dot edu, and the other from
CalNet with a link to an outside company.

Now I understand that there should be an outreach program to get the best
candidates, but I find it ironic that an email from Calnet to Micronet
would include a link to an outside company, rather than in the internal job
at berkeley link.

Just struck me as odd.

On Wed, May 13, 2015 at 12:06 PM, Jeremy Rosenberg <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello Micronet
>
> Just a quick note to draw your attention to a posting for a position with
> the CalNet team.
>
> http://myrecruitmentads.com/201518918
>
> Jeremy
>
> ====================================================
> Jeremy Rosenberg
> Manager, CalNet Identity and Access Management
> UC Berkeley
> [email protected]
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