RE: About proprietary writing samples

["Foster, Willow" <WFoster -at- friedmancorp -dot- com>]

Maybe we are talking about different things. It just seems to me that if you
are able to document something as complicated as gas turbines, you'd be able
to create a decent sample. Not some made-up bit of gobbledygook, but a
document about a generic system that highlights your knowledge. I still
agree with Ed. If I were the original poster, I'd write a sample. 

Willow


~> From: letoured -at- together -dot- net [mailto:letoured -at- together -dot- net]
~> 
~> Well I guess we're talking about different things.  If I was 
~> being interviewed by Westinghouse and they wanted me to write
~> inspection and overhaul procedures for their gas turbines, and
~> asked to see what I wrote for GE on their gas turbines -- they
~> would think I was an idiot for showing made up stuff, since it
~> would tell them absolutely nothing. 
~> 
~> Rephrased; They want to know how someone works on the problems,
~> and how thorough they are. That isn't going to be seen in
~> something made up. 


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