On Wednesday 28 January 2009, Stanley Brinkerhoff wrote: > Besides ignoring resumes; did I miss some other horrible atrocity that was > committed by Logic Supply? No, you didn't. And this thread was not intended, at least on my part, to rant on LS. I apologize if my and others' frustration relating to the job application process landed on LS's shoulders any more than them being an example of what almost everyone is culpable of.
> > Level3 is a commercial ISP (they aren't really a Vermont company are they?) I was just using them as an analog to LS. About the same size and roughly in the same business. Probably should have used another example > > Level9 is a commercial web developer (god I wish I knew how they managed to > keep themselves relevant all these years -- I absolutely hate logging into > my NEFCU bank account due to their horrible authentication system) Hah! They sure do have resourcefulness and smart owners. I worked there from '97 to 911 and designed/build the NEFCU admin back-end. I had nothing to do with the extranet, don't even know if L9 is responsible for it (does it run coldfusion?) and its probably been long-overhauled since my time. But I have visited their website (they were advertising for jobs some time back) and was underwelmed; as much as i was back in 2000 when their people were shuffling in-n-out of our conference room:) > There are quite a few publically maintained waps -- but the Summit proposed > city-wide network is... well .... i've never attached to it and ive lived > here two years. Well, that was my point for citing summit. IIRC, they were supposed to have implemented a plan that made all of MP wireless, but stopped at the Capitol steps. I felt that could warrant some honest criticism. > > We can finally, in good faith, get rid of Cobol? I'm far from being a cobol fan-boy, but i wouldnt be surprised to find amo,amas,amat, in the code 100 years from now:) Someone recently suggested i re-train myself by learning cobol. I told them I would rather suffer a severe case of the mumps. > Stop letting flint beat you to the EDU jobs. But Flint beats so well..... Rion > > Stan >
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