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[Position-available] Please comment on the new posting rules for those seeking or offering jobs



For comparison, Boston.PM's rules are
http://boston.pm.org/kwiki/index.cgi?JobPostingPolicy
copied below.

(we have yet to create a special mailbox or workflow app.)

-- 
Bill, permanent acting facilitator
n1vux-WYrOkVUspZo at public.gmane.org bill.n1vux-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org
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Boston.PM's job posting policy

Job opportunities may be posted to the Boston.PM general mailing list,
however, please follow the procedure below.

The purpose of this policy is two-fold; to keep the list from being
overwhelmed with job postings, and to make sure that the job postings
have sufficient information and are appropriate to the list.

Job postings may not be posted directly to the list. Instead, job
postings should be sent to

rjk-bostonpm (at) tamias.net

and

bob (dot) clancy (at) verizon (dot) net .

They will review each posting, and either post it to the list or
return it to the sender for editing.

When we send a job posting to the list, the Subject header will
include the string "[job]"

Guidelines for job postings:

1. Perl must be a primary aspect of the job.

2. The job must be located in the greater Boston area.

3. The following information should be included in the job posting:

Required skill-set
Contract or permanent position?
  Pay range, for contract positions
  Incentives, for permanent positions
Placement through a recruiter, or directly with the company?
Location, and whether telecommuting is available
Company's product or service






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