Re: Need to borrow your office for work expriences!

Freelancer wrote:

> Please forgive me to waste little band-width and abuse. I know I
> shouldn't ....
>
> My wife is computer consultant (contractor) with $55/hr. ( ~= $90's
> K/year). She also has two M.S. degrees in
> Remote Sensing and Computer Science. Her contract was terminated
> (layoff) in January this year. She got REJECT
> from many interviews even she has ten years working experiences in
> C/C++, X-Window/Motif, Perl5, JavaScript,
> HTML, SQL, image process in UNIX environment. Because she lack of work
> experiences in Java, XML,JDBC,
> Database (mainly Oracle), etc.
>
> She need to borrow your office to get the hand-on work experiences for
> SIX months in
>
> Java: applet, servlet, JDBC, RMI, JSP, XML, IO, socket network, etc.
> Web: Apache or other Web server, Tomcat, CGI/Perl, PerlDBI, etc.
> Database: Oracle, PL/SQL, store procedures, trigger, DBA. etc.
>
> In northern Virginia, Washington D.C. Maryland (between D.C. and
> Baltimore) areas.
>
> I'll pay her all training like taking courses from Learning Tree. You
> need to pay her 0 cents.
> After six months solid working experiences, she will LEAVE. The only
> requirement is she need
> you (employer or supervisor) MUST give her GOOD reference.
>
> If you or your employer have such offer, please reply to me
> rhchui_at_yahoo.com.
> Don't reply to this message to nobody_at_nowhere.anywhere nor
> somebody_at_somewhere.anywhere
>
> P.S. 1998, 1999 you can get any job with ZERO day work experiences.
> Today you require 3 - 5 years work
> experiences. To me this is ridiculous, today technologies everyday has
> something new. Do you want to hire a person
> has 20-30 years work experiences in Cobol, Fortran, Pacale, VMS, etc. or
> hire a person just graduated from college
> has zero day work experiences? Some people have no computer background
> at all, know nothing about database,
> programming. All they do is take an Oracle certificate exam. Then they
> got a $90s k contract job from some STUPID
> employer or managers

I am in a position in my job to recommend candidates for hiring at a Fortune 500 company. Based on your posting I wouldn't want your wife anywhere near my department. You started off creating a bad impression, you finished creating a bad impression, and quite frankly no matter how qualified your wife is I wouldn't want her based on what you wrote (just what I need a woman with a husband like this if you get my drift). Let her write her own posting and put it in the appropriate newsgroup. She will likely create a far more positive impression.

BTW I think there are one or two usenet groups you didn't cross-post to. <g>

Daniel A. Morgan Received on Fri Jun 01 2001 - 00:47:28 CDT