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Re: Finding content in your job title
From: "Justin M. Streiner" <streiner () cluebyfour org>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 23:00:19 -0400 (EDT)
On Wed, 31 Mar 2010, Jeroen van Aart wrote:
What happened to titles such as programmer (or code monkey if your prefer, maybe a PC issue?), network administrator, systems administrator, systems analyst, information analyst?
Those titles still exist, but after you read enough job postings for "network administrator", "network manager", or "network engineer" you might not remember what they meant to you originally because HR people are generally not tech-savvy, or jobs have to be posted in classification buckets that don't fit very well. I've seen more job postings than I care to count that asked for a "network engineer", but the closest duty the job actually called for was someone who knows how to manage Exchange and Active Directory.
jms
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- Re: Finding content in your job title, (continued)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Larry Sheldon (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Steve Bertrand (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Jorge Amodio (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Steve Bertrand (Mar 30)
- RE: Finding content in your job title Joe (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title D'Arcy J.M. Cain (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Steve Bertrand (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Larry Sheldon (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Larry Sheldon (Mar 30)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Laurens Vets (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Jeroen van Aart (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Jorge Amodio (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Justin M. Streiner (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Oliver Gorwits (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Randy Bush (Mar 31)
- Re: Finding content in your job title Roland Perry (Mar 31)
