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From: mwjones@lotus.waterloo.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga,misc.jobs.offered
Subject: Re: AMIGA C Programmer Needed, RELOCATION NOT REQUIRED
Keywords: Amiga Lattice_C Programmer Make Big Bucks
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Date: 12 Jan 89 16:55:04 GMT
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In article <4049@hubcap.UUCP> mjackso@hubcap.UUCP (Michael W Jackson) writes:
[An add from a company looking for an Amiga Programmer]

First, I'd like to know why they are posting this article to comp.sys.amiga.
I don't see the work "jobs" in the newsgroup title anywhere.  Or perhaps
this organization feels that the net is here simply to support them.

>                Reply with resume and sample of work to:
>                               Omega Star Software
>                               Newry, SC  29665
>
>      qualifications we would like you to have:
>         *  4+ years of C language experience, with at least two years
>            in Amiga C.

So in other words, if you didn't own an Amiga 1000 with Dos 1.0 forget it.

>         *  an in-depth understanding of AmigaDOS v1.3!

And if you didn't work for Commodore writing the new Dos, they're not
interested.

>         *  your own Amiga 500/1000/2000 with a hard disk, at least
>            1MB RAM, and the Lattice C Compiler (at least v4.0)
>      If you'd like more information, you can call Tom any time
>      between 9 AM and 9 PM at (803) 882-xxxx. PLEASE DO NOT CALL COLLECT!

And of course they're too cheap to lend you a compiler or cover your long 
distance charges.

Do you really want to work for an organization like this?  I sure wouldn't.

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Morgan Jones                  mwjones@lotus.uwaterloo.ca
"BMATH - 3 months and counting ..."