A week later, he was headed to Beijing to start his new job. At the time, he was GE's manager of IS for corporate telecommunications. The human genome consists of about 6 billion base pairs of DNA distributed among 46 chromosomes. If you're smart and have an explosive resume that headhunters drool over, you can even make a pile of money in the bargain. But that doesn't mean you're capable of commanding a company's top job.
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So says Kevin Holt, vice president of New York City-based Gray Peak Technologies, Inc., a provider of network consulting services with five offices in the United States and three abroad. Com Inc. will report directly to the Grand Poohbah. In this case, that's the title bestowed upon CEO and founder David Prais. Pa. Gispan spent 38 years at GE Aerospace as a project manager. Tech titles keep up with the times Nothing stays the same in information technology, especially job titles.