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Re: Moonlighting to IT success

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From: Steve Williams
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 1996 00:43
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capetown@nyc.pipeline.com (Blair Underwood) wrote:

>I am interested in moonlighting in IT; specifically in client server 
>implementations and programming projects in Visual C++ and Visual Basic.  
(...)
>My question is...how does someone at my level approach firms to  
>moonlight in client server or programming. 

Well...my first advice is not to post questions like this to a group
that has nothing whatsoever to do with the subject of your query.
This is a group for discussion of the Java language.  You might try
misc.jobs.misc.

Understanding how to follow Usenet instructions will go a long way
toward people having respect for your abilities.

Loren Davidson, HTML Guru Wannabee & Internet Database Eng.
lmdavidson@dbc.com
http://www.batnet.com/beauty/
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From: swilliams@dbc.com (Steve Williams)
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Subject: Re: Moonlighting to IT success
Date: Fri, 01 Mar 1996 00:43:43 GMT
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