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  xxx@yyy.zzz wrote:
 > The startup company located in Campbell (CA) is the first to combine
 > the Internet,   interactive clinical guidelines and sophisticated
 > workflow management to deliver the most advanced Medical Utilization
 > Management software. The company currently has several open position
 > for Software Engineers and QA Engineers.

Interesting and attractive though your opportunities may be, this isn't
the place to advertise them. Employment solicitations (and responses
thereto) are off-topic (and unwelcome to serious technical Q&A
participants) in technical discussion newsgroups. Since most of the
_experienced_ regular participants view these posts as unwelcome and
will not respond, it is also not a particularly fertile field for
finding _qualified_ candidates.

In fact, most ISPs post information on Newsgroup Netiquette and explain
that advertisements and employment solicitations are prohibited in all
newsgroups EXCEPT those whose charter specifically allows them. The
charter of comp.lang.basic.visual.misc does not allow either.

By the way, there are quite a number of jobs newsgroups and job sites
which are likely to be more productive than this newsgroup. Using any
of the major search engines with search words of "jobs" and "computers"
will find you a great many sites devoted to job posting, resume
posting, or both. Your news source should have a list of the newsgroups
they carry... look for ones with "jobs" in the name. Many of the �jobs�
newsgroups are identified by locality � there is likely one for yours.

We assume you just did not know the rules and no reply is necessary; we
are not offended, but just trying to keep the traffic in the newsgroup
within reasonable bounds and hold it to its intended purpose of
technical questions, answers, and discussion. I wish you much good luck
in finding qualified candidates; I _hope_ that you will pursue that
elsewhere. Thanks for your future consideration.

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