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  I'm a soon to be graduate of computer science at U of T and am keen on
finding a job abroad.  Probably tough without much professional experience, 
but I'll try.

  To try and help in the search, and to provide a resource for all, I've
started the International Work abroad site on the WWW at

   http://www.io.org/~themaxx/phpl.cgi?work/work1.html

  Now I envisage this as comprising a number of things - 

.   A collection of resumes of people interested in overseas work.  This is 
    a valuble resource for companies that need talented people for projects.

.   A collection of links to Internet tools, newsgroups, websites etc, that
    can help in the job search.

.   A feedback page where people who have worked abroad or are involved in 
    International work can post advice and hints to those of us seeking.

.   A list of companies that are involved in International projects, or
    volunteer organizations, with brief information and further links
    to explore.

.   A list of countries you may be interested in working in.  Brief info
    on economy,politics, and society, again with links to other net
    resources for research.

.   A graffiti page where users can scrawl advice, and have discussions
    amongst the community.

Sound too good to be true?  What's the catch?  Well you see I don't have
time to research and develop all that, so I'm throwing it out to the world.
This will be a pioneer project in Web Site collaborative design with 
everyone contributing.  I've put up an intro page, and 9 other blank
pages.  Each one has an icon and link at the bottom to 'edit the page'.
Come one and all and add your advice, link to your resume, put your company
name up (free advertising), and a description of what international prospects
you have.

Since the pages are in my account I do reserve the right to restrict access
to anyone I feel may be abusing the system and the openness.  I would
like to reserve postings to International career or volunteer work, but
if your just a general job seekers, the collection of resources may benefit
you as well.  Come Have a LOOK!

Rob.
themaxx@io.org
g4rjstan@cdf.toronto.edu