[at-l] Finding employment after a thru

[kellyswhitman at hotmail.com (Kelly Whitman)]

Oh, I see what you're saying now.  Hm.  Well, what about a refresher course, 
like a class at a community college or something, would that help?

Kelly Whitman
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"There ARE no other women like me."  -- 7 of 9

>I see what you're saying, I just didn't think technology changed so much as
>to make you unqualified in that short amount of time, I would think it has
>more to do with the psychology changes than technological advances, which I
>think someone else pointed out.
>
>Kelly Whitman
>It's my memory that makes me less qualified, remembering the technology I
>used,
>not technological changes.
>I don't remember the basic things I used to do every day (Now there may be
>some
>valid debate about whether this is a good or a bad thing).
>UNIX, ORACLE, C, TCP/IP, Tuxedo, CORBA, test tools, etc... on & on the list
>goes.
>Things I used every day in conjunction with my testing.
>I'm sure they would all come back on the job, but you need to get the job
>first.
>
>Life goes on,
>
>hotdog

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