Date:         Thu, 7 Oct 1999 15:11:49 +0300
Reply-To:     ozcan <ozcan@METU.EDU.TR>
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From:         ozcan <ozcan@METU.EDU.TR>
Subject:      Re: Ready for a job posting site
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I also support the idea of postings only. That would be great for those of
us who occasionally need a job elsewhere such as sabbatical leaves.

Yusuf Ziya Ozcan
Dept. of Sociology
METU
Ankara, Turkey



-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Palmer <stevenp@greatorganizations.com>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.spssx-l
To: SPSSX-L@VM.MARIST.EDU <SPSSX-L@VM.MARIST.EDU>
Date: Perşembe, Ekim 07, 1999 04:38
Subject: Ready for a job posting site


>OK:
>
>I've received a number of "thumbs up" from folks who'd like to see a web
>page dedicated to potential job postings in the SPSS area...
>
>I'd be happy to "throw up" a page this weekend to list anything that you
>folks might find relevant.  Though, I'd prefer not to have it a two-way
page
>(both job posters, and job seekers) - just posters - last time I looked, we
>had about 1000 members on the list.
>
>So...  If anyone has something they'd like to post - either full time or
>contract - send it over in 3 sentences or less (give or take a few), and
>I'll set up a simple, time-based table (FIFO) to hold the listings.  I'll
>plan to update it biweekly or so - depending upon how the idea pans out.
>So, if you do post, then fill the position - PLEASE let me know, so I can
>delete the entry.
>
>As many of you are, I'm a member of the American Statistical Society - I'll
>check with my "contacts" and see if they'd be interested in cross-posting.
>
>I only ask two things in return 1) please be patient if I ever ask the list
>"stupid" questions - I'm a computer science guy, not a full-fledged
>statistician, and 2) if anyone out there is a "whiz" at the marriage of
SPSS
>and Access/VBA - and living in the Madison, WI area - please give me a
call,
>we probably have a job for you!  Also, if any of you SPSS personnel (Mr.
>Nichols?) would like to send pre-release copies of software in lieu of
>propagating your product, that's OK...
>
>Steven M. Palmer
>Partner
>Center for Organization Effectiveness
>www.GreatOrganizations.com
>StevenP@Greatorganizations.com
>608.833.3332 x: 28