From: rajacobs@plg.uwaterloo.ca (Rory Jacobs)
Subject: Re: Compiler Software Development
Organization: University of Waterloo
Distribution: ont
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 23:42:03 GMT

In article <2200@array.UUCP> adrian@array (Adrian Lee-Kwen) writes:

   Array Systems offers talented professionals excellent renumeration,
   comprehensive benefits, flexible work hours and exceptional career growth 
   potential.

and

In article <KIM.92Sep5151229@phaedrus.jts.com> kim@watnow.waterloo.edu writes:

   Funny, when I last spoke to Array, they most certainly did NOT offer
   "excellent renumeration [sic]".  Let's not post misleading information
   please.  How about posting facts?
 

Interesting. I applied for a job with Array, last July, and they made
me quite a reasonable offer.  Maybe not excellent, but on the healthy
side of average.

-Rory

ps.  I have no connection with Array, other then having a job interview
and turning down their offer.

---
Rory Jacobs                      rajacobs@plg.waterloo.edu 
Department of Computer Science   University of Waterloo, Waterloo Ont.
       >Hi, I'm a .sig virus copy me and put me in your .sig<
A guy grumbled at his friend, and then said "Sorry, I'm in a bad mood
today". The friend asks why, and the guy replies quite matter-of-factly
"Well, I'm in grad school"
Newsgroups: tor.jobs,ont.jobs
Subject: Re: Compiler Software Development
Distribution: ont
Organization: University of Waterloo

In article <2200@array.UUCP> adrian@array (Adrian Lee-Kwen) writes:

   Array Systems offers talented professionals excellent renumeration,
   comprehensive benefits, flexible work hours and exceptional career growth 
   potential.

and

In article <KIM.92Sep5151229@phaedrus.jts.com> kim@watnow.waterloo.edu writes:

   Funny, when I last spoke to Array, they most certainly did NOT offer
   "excellent renumeration [sic]".  Let's not post misleading information
   please.  How about posting facts?
 

Interesting. I applied for a job with Array, last July, and they made
me quite a reasonable offer.  Maybe not excellent, but on the healthy
side of average.

-Rory

ps.  I have no connection with Array, other then having a job interview
and turning down their offer.

---
Rory Jacobs                      rajacobs@plg.waterloo.edu 
Department of Computer Science   University of Waterloo, Waterloo Ont.
       >Hi, I'm a .sig virus copy me and put me in your .sig<
A guy grumbled at his friend, and then said "Sorry, I'm in a bad mood
today". The friend asks why, and the guy replies quite matter-of-factly
"Well, I'm in grad school"
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In article <2200@array.UUCP> adrian@array (Adrian Lee-Kwen) writes:

   Array Systems offers talented professionals excellent renumeration,
   comprehensive benefits, flexible work hours and exceptional career growth 
   potential.

and

In article <KIM.92Sep5151229@phaedrus.jts.com> kim@watnow.waterloo.edu writes:

   Funny, when I last spoke to Array, they most certainly did NOT offer
   "excellent renumeration [sic]".  Let's not post misleading information
   please.  How about posting facts?
 

Interesting. I applied for a job with Array, last July, and they made
me quite a reasonable offer.  Maybe not excellent, but on the healthy
side of average.

-Rory

ps.  I have no connection with Array, other then having a job interview
and turning down their offer.

---
Rory Jacobs                      rajacobs@plg.waterloo.edu 
Department of Computer Science   University of Waterloo, Waterloo Ont.
       >Hi, I'm a .sig virus copy me and put me in your .sig<
A guy grumbled at his friend, and then said "Sorry, I'm in a bad mood
today". The friend asks why, and the guy replies quite matter-of-factly
"Well, I'm in grad school"
Newsgroups: tor.jobs,ont.jobs
Subject: Re: Compiler Software Development
Distribution: ont
Organization: University of Waterloo

In article <2200@array.UUCP> adrian@array (Adrian Lee-Kwen) writes:

   Array Systems offers talented professionals excellent renumeration,
   comprehensive benefits, flexible work hours and exceptional career growth 
   potential.

and

In article <KIM.92Sep5151229@phaedrus.jts.com> kim@watnow.waterloo.edu writes:

   Funny, when I last spoke to Array, they most certainly did NOT offer
   "excellent renumeration [sic]".  Let's not post misleading information
   please.  How about posting facts?
 

Interesting. I applied for a job with Array, last July, and they made
me quite a reasonable offer.  Maybe not excellent, but on the healthy
side of average.

-Rory

ps.  I have no connection with Array, other then having a job interview
and turning down their offer.

---
Rory Jacobs                      rajacobs@plg.waterloo.edu 
Department of Computer Science   University of Waterloo, Waterloo Ont.
       >Hi, I'm a .sig virus copy me and put me in your .sig<
A guy grumbled at his friend, and then said "Sorry, I'm in a bad mood
today". The friend asks why, and the guy replies quite matter-of-factly
"Well, I'm in grad school"
Newsgroups: ont.jobs