[nlug] urgent opening for sap crm bi consultant(technical)

* Send me your consultants updated resume at raj...@javaji.com * ** * Title: SAP CRM BI consultant(Technical)* * Location : CA* * Duration: 3 months* * * * * *Job Description:* * * · The requirement is for a good BI resource with good comm skills to make changes to existing BI re

[nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

Hi, Pls share suitable profile to v...@javaji.com Position: *OBIEE Consultant (Lead)* Location: Columbus, OH Duration: 6 Months Worked in the onsite offshore model, playing the customer facing role - Very Good communication skills - Designing the Data Model on the OBIEE Semantic layer - Strong w

RE: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

What the? It'd seemed that NLUG group here had been staying pretty clear of this practice. :-) Mark J. BaileyJobsoft Design & Development, Inc. 104 Arlington Place, Suite 100Franklin, TN 37064 EMAIL:

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 10:46 AM, Mark J. Bailey wrote: What the? It'd seemed that NLUG group here had been staying pretty clear of this practice. :-) I saw these two messages awaiting approval and intended to inquire whether they were appropriate before approving them. So, I'm sort of glad that s

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

would if people that had jobs to offer put [Job] in the subject line... I wonder if that would help... On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 10:55 AM, JMJ wrote: > On 10/15/2010 10:46 AM, Mark J. Bailey wrote: >> >> What the? >> >> >> >> It'd seemed that NLUG group here had been staying pretty clear of this >

RE: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

Not that any job offer is bad, but these were almost certainly blanket postings to who knows how many hundreds (thousands?) of groups. I have seen similar elsewhere, and it comes across to me not much different than spamming. If it were Nashville based, then it might be more acceptable, maybe. A

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:00 AM, Chris Faulkner wrote: would if people that had jobs to offer put [Job] in the subject line... I wonder if that would help... I'm all in favor of using something like "[JOB]" in the subject line so that those who are not interested in a new job can more easily filter o

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:03 AM, Mark J. Bailey wrote: Not that any job offer is bad, but these were almost certainly blanket postings to who knows how many hundreds (thousands?) of groups. That was my "gut feeling" also. Are these guys already NLUG group members or just joining to deploy these messag

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

It's my mistake. I'm the one who approved them in the moderator panel. I saw that they were jobs and didn't pay too much attention beyond that (they are IT-related jobs.) I suppose there probably ought to be a line for the kind of job posting that we consider appropriate on this list. I'm not s

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:00 AM, Chris Faulkner wrote: would if people that had jobs to offer put [Job] in the subject line... I wonder if that would help... I'm all in favor of using something like "[JOB]" in the subject line so that those who are not interested in a new job can more easily filter o

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

Back in the day, I made it clear to recruiters that they could post but NLUG expected a commission of 10% or so. At the time $20-$30K/placement fee was normal. Nobody seemed interested then. Recruiters are typically moochers who are happy to spray paint their messages anywhere they think they can

RE: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

I would add that I think a job poster (local, regional or not) should become a group member first (showing some deliberate, specific interest in posting the job info for this group specifically) and not just a post like these most likely broadcast with a script of some sort. My $0.02. ___

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:19 AM, Chris McQuistion wrote: What do you all think? Should we only allow Tennessee-based postings? Only Linux/Open-Source based postings? I agree that there should be some limits, but I don't think we should limit job postings based on geography or OS. I think we have re

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

So I'm guessing that you're comfortably employed? A lot of our member are unemployed or looking for a better gig. I always thought job postings to this list were actually pretty valuable, so long as they are relevant to our members. Chris On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 11:25 AM, Michael Chaney wrote

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

I agree with Chris on this one, there are a lot of us unemployed folk on this list that don't mind the job postings, but I would like for a way to filter them out. Also, this puts a Rule on job postings if they put [JOB] in the subject line, that way if they don't follow the job posting rule, make

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Chris McQuistion wrote: > So I'm guessing that you're comfortably employed? > A lot of our member are unemployed or looking for a better gig.  I always > thought job postings to this list were actually pretty valuable, so long as > they are relevant to our members

Re: [nlug] Re: Ubuntu for Server

I've used Linux Software Raid very frequently on RedHat-based distros, but not on Ubuntu, specifically. Do you have any specific questions or issues with software RAID? Chris On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 10:29 PM, Dave Tomlin wrote: > Is anyone using software raid for Ubuntu? How many of you are u

[nlug] [JOB] Linux Systems Admin wanted

-- Forwarded message -- From: Lambert, Jacob (03930) Date: Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 12:57 PM Subject: Another Linux position To: "cmcquist...@watkins.edu" Hey Chris. Hope all is going well. I have another position available that is looking to move ASAP and get someone started rig

RE: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

Wasn't there already an nlug-jobs on the old mailing list server setup?? Mark J. Bailey        Jobsoft Design & Development, Inc. 104 Arlington Place, Suite 100        Franklin, TN 37064 EMAIL: m...@jobsoft.com      WEB: http://www.jobsoft.c

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

I was gonna say that Michael, a separate list.. excellent idea.. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NLUG" group. To post to this group, send email to nlug-talk@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to nlug-talk+unsubscr...@googleg

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:00 AM, Chris Faulkner wrote: would if people that had jobs to offer put [Job] in the subject line... I wonder if that would help... I'm all in favor of using something like "[JOB]" in the subject line so that those who are not interested in a new job can more easily filter o

RE: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

So, would this list's moderator just bounce/forward any pending job postings to an nlug-jobs list (any job-looking posting)? Mark J. Bailey        Jobsoft Design & Development, Inc. 104 Arlington Place, Suite 100        Franklin, TN 37064 EM

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

On 10/15/2010 11:00 AM, Chris Faulkner wrote: would if people that had jobs to offer put [Job] in the subject line... I wonder if that would help... I'm all in favor of using something like "[JOB]" in the subject line so that those who are not interested in a new job can more easily filter o

Re: [nlug] OBIEE Lead - Columbus, OH - v...@javaji.com

I'm personally not thrilled with the idea of a separate nlug-jobs list. I'm not necessarily looking for a job right now, but I don't mind having a job ad show up in my mailbox occasionally. I often see things show up and recognize that they might be a good fit for someone I know and I forward tho

[nlug] Re: Ubuntu for Server

Just wondering if I made the right decision to use linux software raid vs the fakeraid controller on my motherboard. Most forums say you're better off with software raid. Any thoughts? Also, do you get a lot of errors in your dmesg log in Ubuntu? I get an amd64_edac error because my board doesn

Re: [nlug] Re: Ubuntu for Server

I agree that you are almost always better off with Linux software RAID, compared to onboard "fakeraid". Typically, Linux software RAID outperforms those fakeraid controllers and you have easy software access to the health of the array and you an initiate rebuilds, change drives and such fairly eas

[nlug] Re: Ubuntu for Server

That's an extremely good point. That alone convinces me! On 10/15/10, Chris McQuistion wrote: > I agree that you are almost always better off with Linux software RAID, > compared to onboard "fakeraid". Typically, Linux software RAID outperforms > those fakeraid controllers and you have easy sof