----- Original Message -----
From: Caitlyn M. Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 3:33 PM
Subject: Re: [issues] Re: Demographics - Reprise
> Hi, Dan,
>
> > We need someone who has a strong sympathy for the human factors, whose
> > intelligence isn't limited to the world of bits, but who can go there
when
> > they need to. I'm really not looking for a skill-set so much as someone
with
> > a hunger to learn the tools required to bring context and meaning to
> > document management. I'll offer more particulars in the ottawa mailing
list
> > message, if any of you are interested.
>
> This sounds like the kind of position I would love to apply for. It's a
pity
> you are up in Canada and I am an American. The whole borders/immigration
mess
> makes it pretty impossible, doesn't it?
I've replied privately to Caitlyn about this, but I'd like to take this
chance to encourage anyone who's interested in this kind of work to contact
me. Even if the logistics of us actually hiring you are a problem, I'd love
to discuss the technologies and issues surrounding the kind of work we do (I
have highfalutin' ideas about how to apply context to, uh, text -- there's a
slogan in there somewhere -- but I frequently come up short on details.
I'll be starting work soon on a prototype context application that uses
Apache, mod_perl and HT://Dig, and would love to know what others are doing.
Lastly, it occurs to me that a repository of technical women's CVs hosted,
say, by LinuxChix would be a very valuable asset to my company and a great
many others. Does such a resource exist? If not, would others be interested
in building one?
--
Dan McGarry
http://www.moodindigo.com/
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
