talli@ix.netcom.com (Recruiting Dapertment ) writes:
>NT/C++ Systems Programmer needed for top Wall Street market data
>provider.  Must have very strong knowledge of either C++ or NT systems
>programming, preferably both.  Great working environment/colleagues and
>very interesting projects.  Full-time with great benefits.
> [ .. ]

Has anyone else been writing polite suggestions to jobs
ads writers to _not_ send their ads to comp.lang.c++?
(I usually suggest something in misc.jobs.* or some regional
jobs group)

It's really getting annoying, -- and it's happening
to other technical discussion groups as well.

Pretty soon we'll be overrun with ads, and it's not as if
there isn't plenty of crap already.

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        -Matt Hannigan

In article <matth.802618109@extro>, matth@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Matthew Hannigan) writes:
|> talli@ix.netcom.com (Recruiting Dapertment ) writes:
|> >NT/C++ Systems Programmer needed for top Wall Street market data
|> >provider.  Must have very strong knowledge of either C++ or NT systems
|> >programming, preferably both.  Great working environment/colleagues and
|> >very interesting projects.  Full-time with great benefits.
|> > [ .. ]
|>
|> Has anyone else been writing polite suggestions to jobs
|> ads writers to _not_ send their ads to comp.lang.c++?
|> (I usually suggest something in misc.jobs.* or some regional
|> jobs group)
|>
|> It's really getting annoying, -- and it's happening
|> to other technical discussion groups as well.
|>
|> Pretty soon we'll be overrun with ads, and it's not as if
|> there isn't plenty of crap already.

I have mixed feelings.  On one hand, I agree that job postings
should be left to appropriate groups .... but .... I've tried
browsing through misc.jobs.offered and always find it to be
completely intolerable.  Every day, there are thousands of new
postings to browse through.  If I were looking for a job
specifically related to C++, I would probably be happy to see
it posted here.  It's really only the completely unrelated stuff
that bugs me.

Glenn

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Glenn M. Poorman   - poorman@cadcam.pms.ford.com
Ford Motor Company - Dearborn, MI

In <3r9v85$fi0@eccdb1.pms.ford.com> poorman@cc4032.pms.ford.com (Glenn
M. Poorman) writes:
>
>In article <matth.802618109@extro>, matth@extro.ucc.su.OZ.AU (Matthew
Hannigan) writes:
>|> talli@ix.netcom.com (Recruiting Dapertment ) writes:
>|> >NT/C++ Systems Programmer needed for top Wall Street market data
>|> >provider.  Must have very strong knowledge of either C++ or NT
systems
>|> >programming, preferably both.  Great working
environment/colleagues and
>|> >very interesting projects.  Full-time with great benefits.
>|> > [ .. ]
>|>
>|> Has anyone else been writing polite suggestions to jobs
>|> ads writers to _not_ send their ads to comp.lang.c++?
>|> (I usually suggest something in misc.jobs.* or some regional
>|> jobs group)
>|>
>|> It's really getting annoying, -- and it's happening
>|> to other technical discussion groups as well.
>|>
>|> Pretty soon we'll be overrun with ads, and it's not as if
>|> there isn't plenty of crap already.
>
>I have mixed feelings.  On one hand, I agree that job postings
>should be left to appropriate groups .... but .... I've tried
>browsing through misc.jobs.offered and always find it to be
>completely intolerable.  Every day, there are thousands of new
>postings to browse through.  If I were looking for a job
>specifically related to C++, I would probably be happy to see
>it posted here.  It's really only the completely unrelated stuff
>that bugs me.
>
>Glenn
>
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>Glenn M. Poorman   - poorman@cadcam.pms.ford.com
>Ford Motor Company - Dearborn, MI

I think that it is appropriate to ask for and post jobs related to the
NT list as long as it is NT related. Now if it gets too common than
starting a new group for NT jobs needs to be done. Besides you don't
have to read them if the subject line tells you it is about NT jobs,
just as I have done.

NT/C++ Systems Programmer needed for top Wall Street market data
provider.  Must have very strong knowledge of either C++ or NT systems
programming, preferably both.  Great working environment/colleagues and
very interesting projects.  Full-time with great benefits.

$60,000 available immediately, NYC
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