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From: germond -at- netcom -dot- com (Tom Germond)
Subject: Re: Jobs in Seattle
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Date: Tue, 2 May 1995 16:13:27 GMT
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Michael_Cooper -at- hpbbn -dot- bbn -dot- hp -dot- com wrote:
: Does anyone out there know the best way to look for a job in Seattle?

: I have experience in:

:         - Medical Writing
:         - Writing for a UNIX-based software
:         - Producing video for Industry (definitely favourite)

The obvious place to start is Microsoft. They hire lots of people
for writing. They probably even do video now. I consulted for them
a few years ago and, while it's a sort of strange corporate
environment, they're into EVERYTHING, which can be an advantage
for someone with as divergent interests and experiences as you
have.

The east side of town, which is the Redmond/Bellvue area (where
Microsoft is located) also has a quite robust medical instrumentation
industry. I'm not in that field myself, so I can't remember any
of the names, but there are a dozen or mor small and growing
companies in what's the high tech corridor on the east side.

Good luck. Seattle is definitely the most beautiful place I've
ever lived.

Tom
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Tom Germond                                  germond -at- netcom -dot- com
Mountain View (Silicon Valley) California        (415) 988-1576

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