[wlugkc] Re: Ritualistic practice of "headhunting"
- From: tom abellera <stochosbooks@xxxxxxxx>
- To: wlugkc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 8 Jul 2004 02:37:05 -0500
Dear Scott,
Thanks very much for thoughtful e-mail suggesting I could impersonate
"senior systems programmer". Am already putting together fake resume
that shows I have received graduate degree from Cal Tech in
quantum-bonnano-nano-computing. Also, my favorite color is blue and my
favorite flavor is "Pez"!
Hope one of the other Linux guys can take advantage of opportunity in
case I don't get the call.
Enjoyed very much cookout over at your place. Am now completely hooked
on brownies. Also, impressed with intra-state driveway system in your
back/side yard. Keep it up!
Is Linux group going to meet tomorrow, 7:00 Thursday, at Westport
library? Yes? Will try to be there. Pretty busy right now, but I will
try. Please respond.
Your pal, Tom
On Thu, 08 Jul 2004 02:38:11 +0000 Scott Harris
<sharris64109@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I know a headhunter who's looking for a senior systems programmer and
>
> needs a list of candidates by the end of the week. I don't qualify
> myself but in case any of you guys do, here's the spec:
>
> Position details:
> 1) 2 month contract to hire position
> 2) Kansas City, Mo is location
> 3) Salary - OPEN ($40 to $45 per hour to start, conversion $85K +
> depending on strength)
> 4) Start Date - ASAP
> 5) Background and fingerprint check required
>
> JOB DESCRIPTION: SENIOR SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER
>
> Established company looking for experienced audit engineer
> with broad exposure in the following specific Mainframe Operating
> Systems
> and Software: z/OS 1.3 with various LPARS UNIX System Services, V/M
> Linux,
> WebSphere Application Server, Tivoli Storage Manager, DB2, CICS,
> Oracle,
> SAS
> products, Lotus Domino, and COTS.
> We desire the candidate to have hands-on mainframe experience and
> have an
> understanding of the following:
> * The CSVRTLxx, IEASYSxx, IEFSSNxx, and SMFPRMxx PARMLIB members
> must be
> reviewed for the security impacts for OS/390 UNIX.
> * The OMVS must be defined as a subsystem in the system parmlib
> (IEFSSNXX).
> * A started task id entry must be created for each queue manager
> started
> task procedure and distributed queuing started task procedure.
> * Process security must be active, and all profiles ssid.processname
>
> must be
> defined in the MQPROC class.
> * Access to the JES2 commands must be restricted a minimum number of
> authorized personnel, and all access logged on the system.
>
> -- Scott
>
>
>
>
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