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		<title>By: Résumé Blues &#171; Gladdad&#8217;s Weblog</title>
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		<description>[...]   NCR laid me off in a size reduction move: &#8220;Last hired, first fired.&#8221;  This AFTER they had announced that the lay-offs would not afect &#8220;customer-facing positions.&#8221;  I guess I kept my back to the customers.   I&#8217;ve spoken with some of my former colleagues- they consider me lucky.  Some have had their wages reduced, or when their seniority raise was due NCR changed the rules so they didn&#8217;t get one.   Their areas have increased but their travel pay has reduced, if not disappeared.  It sounds to me like NCR is on a downhill slide, so perhaps it&#8217;s best I &#8220;got out&#8221; when I did.  That was why I spent a year trying to be a computer contract worker.  I actually did a few jobs with former co-workers and was paid a higher rate.  The problem was it was TOO few.   We&#8217;d love to move.  A couple of years ago Mary had a conference in Colorado Springs, so I took some vacation and drove out to it with her.  I always knew if I got her to the mountains, it&#8217;d be hard getting her back to Kansas.  Last summer, we went out to visit our &#8230;,daughter Rachel ,&#8230; in Avon, Colorado- just west of Vail.  She loved Colorado Springs, but fell in love with the Continental Divide.  I&#8217;ve looked in Boulder, but mostly they want &#8220;local applicants only.&#8221;  I think they&#8217;re afraid of getting ski bums looking for a place to hang out during The Season.    Why Boulder??  Mary works with the Degree-Audit Reporting Program (DARS) in the Registrar&#8217;s Office at K-State.  The University of Colorado is in Boulder, and they use the same system.  We figure it&#8217;d be easier for her to find a job with the university there, if we move.      I have my résumé on HotJobs, Monster, Military Hire and a couple of other veteran-specific job sites, as well as with the Government&#8217;s Office or Personnel Management.  I get lots of hits, but they&#8217;re either for places I don&#8217;t want to move (Florida comes to mind) or require skills/education/experience I don&#8217;t have.  Or maybe they just can&#8217;t see them because of my résumé.    Those I DO fit, I put in for and never hear again.  This in particular is beginning to really irritate me.  I don&#8217;t know if they arrived, if they considered it, or if it hit the trash before they even tried to pronounce my name.      Gee, this turned into a rant.  A lot of my e-mails do.  Maybe I should post it to the blog. GED:  &#8220;Post it to the blog and let &#8216;er rip.&#8221;  So here it is.   By the way, I don&#8217;t really think of Heather as a &#8220;devil&#8221;, per se.  There was an incident involving forks on the campus of Kansas State University, but none of them were pitch forks.   I refer to her explanation of her screen name, found here. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...]   NCR laid me off in a size reduction move: &#8220;Last hired, first fired.&#8221;  This AFTER they had announced that the lay-offs would not afect &#8220;customer-facing positions.&#8221;  I guess I kept my back to the customers.   I&#8217;ve spoken with some of my former colleagues- they consider me lucky.  Some have had their wages reduced, or when their seniority raise was due NCR changed the rules so they didn&#8217;t get one.   Their areas have increased but their travel pay has reduced, if not disappeared.  It sounds to me like NCR is on a downhill slide, so perhaps it&#8217;s best I &#8220;got out&#8221; when I did.  That was why I spent a year trying to be a computer contract worker.  I actually did a few jobs with former co-workers and was paid a higher rate.  The problem was it was TOO few.   We&#8217;d love to move.  A couple of years ago Mary had a conference in Colorado Springs, so I took some vacation and drove out to it with her.  I always knew if I got her to the mountains, it&#8217;d be hard getting her back to Kansas.  Last summer, we went out to visit our &#8230;,daughter Rachel ,&#8230; in Avon, Colorado- just west of Vail.  She loved Colorado Springs, but fell in love with the Continental Divide.  I&#8217;ve looked in Boulder, but mostly they want &#8220;local applicants only.&#8221;  I think they&#8217;re afraid of getting ski bums looking for a place to hang out during The Season.    Why Boulder??  Mary works with the Degree-Audit Reporting Program (DARS) in the Registrar&#8217;s Office at K-State.  The University of Colorado is in Boulder, and they use the same system.  We figure it&#8217;d be easier for her to find a job with the university there, if we move.      I have my résumé on HotJobs, Monster, Military Hire and a couple of other veteran-specific job sites, as well as with the Government&#8217;s Office or Personnel Management.  I get lots of hits, but they&#8217;re either for places I don&#8217;t want to move (Florida comes to mind) or require skills/education/experience I don&#8217;t have.  Or maybe they just can&#8217;t see them because of my résumé.    Those I DO fit, I put in for and never hear again.  This in particular is beginning to really irritate me.  I don&#8217;t know if they arrived, if they considered it, or if it hit the trash before they even tried to pronounce my name.      Gee, this turned into a rant.  A lot of my e-mails do.  Maybe I should post it to the blog. GED:  &#8220;Post it to the blog and let &#8216;er rip.&#8221;  So here it is.   By the way, I don&#8217;t really think of Heather as a &#8220;devil&#8221;, per se.  There was an incident involving forks on the campus of Kansas State University, but none of them were pitch forks.   I refer to her explanation of her screen name, found here. [...]</p>
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		<title>By: angeber.in</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 22 Sep 2007 08:44:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;strong&gt;The mysterious  g....&lt;/strong&gt;

That&#8217;s really great, grnidone.
But&#8230;

&#8230;I&#8217;m afraid you have to make yet another page in order to explain what the second g means, as  seen in Richies friends &amp; foes- link list. :))
&#8220;as seen in&#8221; - stimmt das? und &amp;#...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>The mysterious  g&#8230;.</strong></p>
<p>That&#8217;s really great, grnidone.<br />
But&#8230;</p>
<p>&#8230;I&#8217;m afraid you have to make yet another page in order to explain what the second g means, as  seen in Richies friends &amp; foes- link list. <img src='http://www.greeneyewire.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> )<br />
&#8220;as seen in&#8221; &#8211; stimmt das? und &amp;#&#8230;</p>
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