“You don’t have enough Peoplesoft experience”, “You don’t have any SAS experience”, “Your PHP experience is too light”, “We’re looking for a junior level programmer”, “Your qualifications have been reviewed against the requirements for this opening. At this time we…
Employment
I’ll work for free, Part 1
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This is something that I would consider doing if I could find something that I truly enjoy doing. And of course, you’ll have to pay my, and my family’s, expenses. Part of that is driven by the fact that I…
Employment
Keep the momentum going
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As I am finding out, a job search can be a 24/7/365 endeavor. That doesn’t mean you’ll be calling on recruiters or answering ads every day and every moment. Networking is extremely important. This weekend, I was fortunate to meet…
Cochlear Implants
You
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You…that was precisely the subject in an email I got yesterday. And in the message body was this… *********************************************************************** Hi Sam, Read your latest blog on hearing. Very interesting. One question. If the hearing aids make everything just sound like…
Cochlear Implants, Employment
How I communicate (NOT in person)…
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NOT in person is right…meaning when I am not in plain live view of you. I had to dig back into my past and I mean WAY back in my past to find that first website and the page that…
Employment
How do I work?
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As a report developer/business intelligence expert, I work with raw data that is typically in a database. Whether the database is called SQL Server, Access, Oracle, PROGRESS, Sybase, DB2, etc. is generally irrelevant. The differences between these is like driving…