ENOUGH!

It is one thing to post a commercial message on this list, eventually turning it
into a combined ADSM/misc.jobs.tivoli list; another to be able to do so 
unflamed.

But it is unbelievable to me that *anyone* would reply to such a post *TO THE
LIST* when the ****ing email address of the job listing poster is right there
for the taking?

Is this the way anyone on this list would want to advertise themselves? Or is it
the group consensus that any and everyone may have such a useful resume that it
would be in the best interest of all the list if we all posted our resumes here
on a regular basis. Maybe I'm missing something here.

Currently there are about 1600 subscribers. Even if it only takes two seconds to
recognize and delete such posts, that is about one person-hour wasted. Multiply
this be about three dozen posts per day minimum of what passes on this list. A
little consideration, PLEASE!

And I thought Usenet had deteriorated over the years.

Thanks to the people who really post useful things here that aren't *EASILY*
(and that *is* the key word!) found elsewhere, but let me be the first to
suggest that a separate "list etiquette" post probably should be posted here
*daily*, with a subject line something like: "LOOK! READ ME BEFORE POSTING!".

Can I get a second on that?

I used to build filters to filter out certain noise. In all seriousness, I am
considering building a filter to only filter in certain posts for this list,
with Richard Sims and *.us.ibm.com as the only immediate candidates.

Can anyone else suggest a few more names I might want to leave in?

--
Dan Goodman
Systems Engineer Specialist
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
215-503-6808

<Daniel.Goodman AT mail.tju.edu>

"When you throw a rock into a pack of dogs, the one that yelps the loudest is
usually the one that got hit."


Marco Spagnuolo wrote:

Heather,

I may be interested in a position.  Attached is my resume.  Please contact
me with further details if you feel my qualifications and experience match
your customer's needs.

Thanks,

(See attached file: CDI-Corp-resume.doc)

Marco Spagnuolo
System Administrator
University of Windsor (IT Services)
401 Sunset
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4
(519) 253-4232 Ext. 2769
Email: marco AT uwindsor DOT ca



                      "Bartel, Heather"
                      <Heather.Bartel@c        To:       ADSM-L AT vm.marist 
DOT edu
                      dicorp.com>              cc:
                      Sent by: "ADSM:          Subject:  Can anyone help?
                      Dist Stor
                      Manager"
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                      07/21/2003 03:44
                      PM
                      Please respond to
                      "ADSM: Dist Stor
                      Manager"





Hello.  I don't know much about this list, other than I'm told those who
utilize Tivoli are subscribed to it.  I'm wondering if there is anyone out
there who may be seeking Tivoli work and may be interested in a
contract-to-hire situation for our premier client in Auburn Hills, MI.  We
are seeking a Tivoli Administrator.  If you may be interested or know
someone who may be, please let me know and I can provide all the details.


Regards,

Heather L. Bartel
Technical Recruiter
CDI Professional Services
  A division of CDI Corporation
1960 Research Drive
Suite 200
Troy, MI 48083
Phone: (248) 786-5922
Fax: (248) 786-5722
Email: heather.bartel AT cdicorp DOT com <mailto:heather.bartel AT cdicorp DOT 
com>
Check us out on the web at www.cdicorp.com <http://www.cdicorp.com/>





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