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SI Programmer Job Hunt

An SI Board Since June 2000

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Emcee: c.horn	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Yes folks, this is it. We all need to pull together and find these kids new jobs. We need a new team that will fix the site. Not screw it up more than it already is.

I'm sure with enough effort we could place them all into fine positions in either the Hospitality and/or Food Services Industries.

I know of one opening right here at DisneyWorld that just opened up. The kid that was held hostage yesterday at the Boardwalk Hotel says he's quitting.

OK there is one.

Anyone else have any suggestions?

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
86	Wanted: Programmers to test new drug therapy. May cause abdominal pain, nausea	c.horn	-	9/1/2000
85	BUG Go to the 11th to the last post in the thread. (last post - 11). Click &q	Pink Minion	-	7/10/2000
84	When they changed from classic to the new SI format I though they would never be	zonkie	-	7/3/2000
83	10 most commonly overheard things from the Managing Directors office when he int	zonkie	-	7/3/2000
82	Program Manager, Silicon Investor Department: Silicon Investor Reports to: Man	zonkie	-	7/3/2000
81	Another data point to support my theory that this whole fiasco was driven by a (	Mark Marcellus	-	7/2/2000
80	<i>A message from the SI employment desk.<p></i> Dear Warthog,	Neenny	-	7/2/2000
79	<i> Perhaps the most important is to implement a version control system. T	Pink Minion	-	7/2/2000
78	<i>Really to do it right someone needs to come in and analyze the process,	Mark Marcellus	-	7/2/2000
77	A simple "contingency planning" program would do the trick also. Mic	greenspirit	-	7/1/2000
76	Or the Univ. of California systems, which lost the contract to run it! LOL I	Carolyn	-	7/1/2000
75	c.horn, the Los Alamas nuclear weapons facility would be a perfect fit! We would	greenspirit	-	7/1/2000
74	Daff and Sarkie, you might have something there. The best solution, of course, i	Carolyn	-	7/1/2000
73	Not a bad idea. :)	Sarkie	-	7/1/2000
72	<i>Bob should be running that place!!</i> I agree, Sarkie. I know	daffodil	-	7/1/2000
71	I have fixed things...for free.. back to normal.. wart	Warthog	-	7/1/2000
70	Someone suggested the postal service for them. I think they forgot that you hav	Neenny	-	7/1/2000
69	I have a nasty dirty garage that needs a good cleaning. After that, they could c	AugustWest	-	7/1/2000
68	Hi David, They have finally pissed me off! I am disgusted an ashamed of this pl	Sarkie	-	7/1/2000
67	David, what would be the timeframe for what you've suggested? How long would	c.horn	-	7/1/2000
66	I'd be willing to go for it, but I doubt we could muster enough of a percent	Green Receipt	-	7/1/2000
65	Me Too.. I was mighty impressed with her response to Busby.. It is Classic post	c.horn	-	7/1/2000
64	He'd get my vote. I'd also push for Rose Campion to take Busby's job	Tom Clarke	-	7/1/2000
63	How many GNET shareholder votes do you think we could muster to force the instal	daffodil	-	7/1/2000
62	I still can't reply to any of the other messages on this thread.. I guess it	c.horn	-	7/1/2000

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