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From: "Karl A. Hakkarainen" <hakka -at- longview -dot- iii -dot- net>
Subject: Re: Samples
Date: 29 Apr 1995 01:02:27 GMT
Message-ID: <3ns37m$3c5 -at- news -dot- iii -dot- net>
I know that some folks have volunteered at a local day care
center or similar non-profit enterprise. They would develop
a users' guide for the PC in the office and add that work
to their portfolio.
I've had similar problems when explaining several years of
work on a proprietary, on-line solution. Some prospective
employers have been satisfied to see a copy of a paper I'd
written for an evening course.
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~/Karl A. Hakkarainen
Sometimes you have to buy a vowel.
