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> Bruce Byfield wrote:
> >For example, one local company has been
> >advertising for several months for a writer with eight years in the
> >biopharmaceutical industry. Unsurprisingly, it can't find one - possibly
> >because, eight years, the industry was hardly even known.<<
>
> <g> That reminds me of the (urban myth?) job ad that wanted a software
> developer with a minimum of 10 years experience in Java.... </g>
>
> Jane Carnall
I once saw a job spec that required so much WWW experience that only
a handful of current or former CERN researchers would have qualified.
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