Thanks much Deb!

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Originally posted by debbie0040:
Bream, I used to work for Bellsouth Business Systems IT. They outsourced to EDS . I worked for EDS for one month before I found a more lucrative job...

Sorry to hear that happened to you.

Some good job sites for IT:

Link

Link

Received your email. Thank you so much!

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Originally posted by leeandjaime:

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Originally posted by Bream Reaper:

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Originally posted by leeandjaime:
Bream
i have a couple of buddies that do IT recruiting and staffing they are both in the Nashville area but may have other offices in B'ham. my wife's cousin is also a sales director for AT&T here in Nashville and may also have some connections in your area if you want, feel free to PM me and I'll get you in touch with them

Thanks. I think that I sent you a PM. As you can tell by my post count that I am new to the functions available here, so if you didn't get it, please let me know.

Bream got the PM and sent you and email to address you left me

Funny this got started I posted a thread a couple of days ago asking for info on the Huntsville area. I am a nurse supervisor at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center and want badly to relocate to North Alabama preferably to Huntsville. If anyone can help out I would sure appreciate it. PM me and I can send a resume. i am currently on the Occupational practice council/Patient Satisfaction Committee/and will soon be on the VTE prophylaxis committee.

I work for Emerson, Electrical Reliability Services. This Link is to our website, it has a job listings on the left hand side of the page. I work out of the Baton Rouge office and although B.R. isn't listed I know we are looking for Electrical or Industrial Engineers.
The work would focus on electrical substation startup and maintenance in the refineries and chemical plants along the Mississippi River from B.R. to south of New Orleans and surrounding areas.
PM me for more details.

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Originally posted by Mitch (with a capital M):

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:
The United States Air Force here.


We are alwas looking for good people.

Does the Air Force hire mathematicians? If so, I might look into that when I finish my Ph.D.

Math degrees are big for officers. the Air Force needs you bad.

Good money with a lot of benefits. Could do it as a reserves too if you just want it part time.

Link

My company employs over 30,000 and is doing well.

They are always looking for scientists and technicians, as well as support staff (admin,gis, cad, etc.)

Link look around there, feel free to contact me with questions or use me as a reference.

Sparky, I bet they could find a spot for you.

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:

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Originally posted by Mitch (with a capital M):

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:
The United States Air Force here.


We are alwas looking for good people.

Does the Air Force hire mathematicians? If so, I might look into that when I finish my Ph.D.

Math degrees are big for officers. the Air Force needs you bad.

Good money with a lot of benefits. Could do it as a reserves too if you just want it part time.

Hey, thanks a lot man! Who should I contact with detailed questions? Should I just use the links provided on the website?

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Originally posted by Mitch (with a capital M):

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:

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Originally posted by Mitch (with a capital M):

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:
The United States Air Force here.


We are alwas looking for good people.

Does the Air Force hire mathematicians? If so, I might look into that when I finish my Ph.D.

Math degrees are big for officers. the Air Force needs you bad.

Good money with a lot of benefits. Could do it as a reserves too if you just want it part time.

Hey, thanks a lot man! Who should I contact with detailed questions? Should I just use the links provided on the website?

FYI - if you already have a Masters Degree you can go directly into OTS. That's the path my Bro-in-law took and he is now a Major!

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Originally posted by Flyboy70:

FYI - if you already have a Masters Degree you can go directly into OTS. That's the path my Bro-in-law took and he is now a Major!

I do already have a Master's, but I'm so close to finishing my Ph.D. it would be foolish not to go ahead and do it, and I don't think the Air Force (or anybody else) wants a fool.

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Originally posted by Mr. T:
My job has been eliminated. I have 15 years experience in Distribution Management. BS in management and a minor in English. I have to stay in the Birmingham area because I have a seven year old daughter from a previous marriage.

Too bad you can't come to Memphis because they have more DC's (plus FedEx and UPS) than you can shake a stick at.

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:
The United States Air Force here.


We are alwas looking for good people.

But apparently not good, old people. I've missed the 35 yo cutoff by about 10 years.

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Originally posted by Sparky #64:

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Originally posted by Panhandle Tider:
The United States Air Force here.


We are alwas looking for good people.

But apparently not good, old people. I've missed the 35 yo cutoff by about 10 years.

Reserves are higher on the cutoffs. in the 40's i think.

For OTS you may need to talk to a different recruiter but any of them can point you in the right direction. and Yes finish your PHD.

But a little note is that while you are in the Air Force will pay 100% of your tuition to any Qulifing school click the link Link

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To the middle school math teacher. Things in Chattanooga can be iffy...They are discussing all kinds of stuff concerning the budget. My wife has 10 years in the Hamilton county system. The web site is HCDE.ORG. good luck.

A friend of mine went to work for Keystone foods about 6 months ago. Keystone foods makes all the chicken nuggets for McDonald's among providing food to a number of restaurants. You can go online at Keystone foods link

They have a large operation in west Huntsville near Bridgestreet, but they also have numerous operations in the U.S. and worldwide.

My friend loves it, says they are very family oriented, will help pay for college, etc. She works in product design labeling and quality control. They give them free food for their families a lot. Her freezer is full of products made by Keystone.

You also can submit an application online.

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