DogeCICS is a live git project you can use.
(Linux on iOS or Android, Mocha 3270 lite),
Hercules, TK 4- or 5, KicksForTSO, 3270 emulator.
On Fri, May 24, 2024 at 8:05 AM Rick Troth
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>
> howdy folks ...
>
> I was asked
I might be able to help you with some that focus on using Git using ZIGI.
DM me on discord or direct email.
Lionel B. Dyck <><
Github: https://github.com/lbdyck
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“Worry more about your character than your reputation. Character is
howdy folks ...
I was asked this week for help with Git. The target audience is
mainframe people. (But I don't expect to be presenting.)
I had previously helped this particular group get on-board using Git and
GitHub, but that was several months ago. They're again looking at it, so
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Subject: Re: Help Trying to determine where abend occurred / unable to find
linkage stack entry
On Mon, 8 Jan 2024 at 19:20, Joseph Reichman mailto:reichman...@gmail.com> > wrote:
> After getting an abend with SDWAEC2 (different from SDWAEC1) I
> observed SDW
oing back ward by X'128' a
linkage stack entry and was unable to find a marching PSW
:>
:>THANKS
:>
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Thanks all I did was decrement X’128’
> On Jan 8, 2024, at 10:08 PM, Tony Harminc wrote:
>
> On Mon, 8 Jan 2024 at 19:20, Joseph Reichman wrote:
>
>> After getting an abend with SDWAEC2 (different from SDWAEC1) I observed
>> SDWAXFLG to be X'92' that means SDWAEC2 psw came from the linkage
On Mon, 8 Jan 2024 at 19:20, Joseph Reichman wrote:
> After getting an abend with SDWAEC2 (different from SDWAEC1) I observed
> SDWAXFLG to be X'92' that means SDWAEC2 psw came from the linkage stack
>
> Looking at the STCB field STCBLSDP I started going back ward by X'128' a
> linkage stack
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Subject: Re: Help Trying to determine where abend occurred
Have you looked at the descriptions of the two fields?
>From https://www.ibm.com/d
On Mon, 1 Jan 2024 12:00:15 -0500, Joseph Reichman
wrote:
>I am thinking the doc says I can issue CSVQUERY in AR mode I might try to put
>SDWAPRIM on my DU-AL
>
>And and maybe get the name of the PC routine
Since this is about updating the CBT generic abend recovery example file
instead of
Peter
I understand you are correct the only way to get that information if I ran the
CSVQUERY as an SRB
The documentation says Task or SRB
Thank you
> On Jan 2, 2024, at 10:12 AM, Peter Relson wrote:
>
>
>>
>> the doc says I can issue CSVQUERY in AR mode I might try to put SDWAPRIM
>the doc says I can issue CSVQUERY in AR mode I might try to put SDWAPRIM on my
>DU-AL
Allowing a service to be issued/called/invoked in AR mode does not imply "the
service will pay attention to any access list entry".
CSVQUERY processing does not pay attention to any access list entry.
Peter thank you
Just thinking out loud if I wanted to get infoformation about the load module /
pc rtn
As the Estae recovery is now running in the home address space and when it is
running home=primary=secondary
I am thinking the doc says I can issue CSVQUERY in AR mode I might try to put
Joe R wrote
Seems that sdwaec2 points to the code in the pc routine while sdwaec1 points
the home address space right after the pc instruction wondering if I can always
make this assumption
As Walt F pointed out, there is documentation about these fields in the
assembler services guide. I
contain the next seq inst after the abend in the
PC rtn in the primary address space Correct ?
Thank you
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Thanks this was a stacking space switch pc rtn
> On Dec 31, 2023, at 1:36 PM, Walt Farrell wrote:
>
> Have you looked at the descriptions of the two fields?
>
> From https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.1.0?topic=us-important-fields-in-sdwa
> I see:
>
>
> SDWAEC1
>This field contains the
Have you looked at the descriptions of the two fields?
From https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zos/2.1.0?topic=us-important-fields-in-sdwa I
see:
SDWAEC1
This field contains the PSW that existed at the time of the error.
SDWAEC2
The contents of this field vary according to the type of
kef>
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Subject: Re: Help Trying to determine where abend occurred
Code would be in the primary address space.
On Sun, 31 Dec 2023 12:28:21 -0500
Code would be in the primary address space.
On Sun, 31 Dec 2023 12:28:21 -0500 Joseph Reichman
wrote:
:>Hi
:>
:>I have a Space Switching PC routine which I caused an abend
:>
:>This the code that caused it
:>
:> LLILF 15,X'7000'
:> SVC 42
:>
:>I don't have a
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Subject: Help Trying to determine where abend occurred
Hi
I have a Space Switching PC routine which I caused an abend
This the code that caused it
LLILF 15
ne.
Thank you.
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Subject: Help Trying to determine where abend occurred
Hi
I have a Space Switching PC routine which I caused an abend
This the co
Hi
I have a Space Switching PC routine which I caused an abend
This the code that caused it
LLILF 15,X'7000'
SVC 42
I don't have a ARR covering it However I do a estate in the program that
issued PC Instruction to a space switching routine where the above
Agree, however, it took me less than 2 minutes to add the code for FIELD
card.
I was responding to the original, however, here's the extra code,
OUT2.I = 'RPT FIELD,TABLE,'||Dbname|| VERSION
SAY REC.I
SAY OUT.I
SAY OUT2.I
D
"EXECIO * DISKW OFILE(STEM OUT. FINIS "
"EXECIO * DISKW OFILE
>> I tried this in REXX, more familiar for me than DFSORT.
Wayne,
Thanks for the REXX code, however, please note that there is additional
processing. OP wants to generate 2 different command files and make a copy of
the input along with setting a return code if the input file is empty, so
I would probably use a 26 char ALPHA string and index into that to
avoid the stem variable with the hard coded A to F.
or a Hex to Char based on the suffix value
Been a while since I saw Datacom/DB dictionary output :)
On Fri, Nov 10, 2023 at 1:13 PM Wayne Bickerdike wrote:
> I tried this
I tried this in REXX, more familiar for me than DFSORT.
My code:
Stor = ''
ALPHA.1 = 'A'
ALPHA.2 = 'B'
ALPHA.3 = 'C'
ALPHA.4 = 'D'
ALPHA.5 = 'E'
ALPHA.6 = 'F'
"ALLOC F(IFILE) DA('BDB204.OUTLIST(FROM)') SHR REUSE "
"ALLOC F(OFILE) DA('BDB204.OUTLIST(TO)') SHR REUSE "
"EXECIO * DISKR IFILE
Kolusu, thanks once again! This is now complete and working as I had hoped!
Have a good evening!
Don
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I think there is also another option, like below
//STEP1 EXEC PGM=ICETOOL
//TOOLMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//DFSMSG DD SYSOUT=*
//IN DD DISP=SHR,DSN=YOUR.DATASET
//TOOLIN DD *
>> If the input file has no records to process, I would like to set a return
>> code so I can bypass further processing. Is there a way that I can tweak
>> this SORT input that you gave me to know if the SORTCMD1 file is empty, and
>> set a CC for the step?
Don,
Yes, we can set a return code
I believe that NULLOUT might help you here. (OPTION Statement)
Temporarily overrides the NULLOUT installation option, which specifies the
action to be taken by DFSORT when there are no records for the SORTOUT data
set, as indicated by an OUT count of 0 in message ICE054I RC0 specifies
Hi Kolusu, I have one question about a situation that just came up.
If the input file has no records to process, I would like to set a return code
so I can bypass further processing. Is there a way that I can tweak this SORT
input that you gave me to know if the SORTCMD1 file is empty, and set
Kolusu, thanks...this gave me just what I needed in those files!
Have a wonder-filled day!
Don
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>> In total, I am trying to create three output files:
1. The command file with UTL COPY (which I have) 2. The command file with RPT
FIELD 3. The original input file.
Don,
It is quite simple. Here is a sample job that will give you the desired
results. I assumed that your input has an
Well, I found that I could not release 2 records into the Copy from INREC. So
here is what I did to produce all the output. Kolusu, if you have an easier
way, I would be happy to learn and adapt!
This is what I did to get what I needed:
//SYSINDD *
OPTION COPY
Thanks for the tip, Kolusu; it worked great!
Now, I was trying to create a second command file, without that last comma and
field. For example, the statements you gave me created
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0003),HST0400A
and for the second file, I need
-RPT FIELD,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0003)
I'm getting the distinct impression that DFSORT is becoming a Swiss Army
knife for the systems programmer, much like a SAS DATA step is.
On Wed, Nov 8, 2023 at 9:04 AM Sri h Kolusu wrote:
> >> Here is my code...can someone help me to get rid of the spaces in the
> name, before the
>> Here is my code...can someone help me to get rid of the spaces in the name,
>> before the ( value?
Don,
You are complicating a simple request. First build Only the fields you need,
and you can add the static characters using LEAD on the SQZ operator.
Also, you don't
Since listserv emails are always plain-text (well, at least in my experience),
there's no way for you to control the font used at the other end. All you can
send are the text characters; the recipient controls what font is used for
plain-text emails.
For just the reasons you're thinking of I
0..
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-BRANCH-BLDG(1001),BRN0400A
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0003),HST0400A
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0004),HST0400B
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0005),HST0400C
Here is my code...can someone help me to get rid of the spaces in the name,
before the ( value?
//SYSI
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Bob
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>> UBFLAG4 and UMFLAG4 are not recognized as valid names. As far as I can tell,
>> the DCOLLECT record descriptors that I am using are the most recent ones on
>> the IBM site, even if they are for z/OS 2.1.
Any suggestions?
Jack,
Looks like you have old symbols for DCollect. I will send an
Hi Kolusu,
UBFLAG4 and UMFLAG4 are not recognized as valid names. As far as I can
tell, the DCOLLECT record descriptors that I am using are the most recent
ones on the IBM site, even if they are for z/OS 2.1.
Any suggestions?
Best wishes
Jack
On Thu, 7 Sept 2023 at 17:15, Sri h Kolusu wrote:
>
>> DFSORT is a magnificent product but I still am in an very early user stage.
Jack,
Thank you very much.
>> You are so right about that. I was waiting for having this right before I
>> would attempt that step. I have to do this in small steps.
It is quite simple to add it in the existing job
Kolusu,
You are so right about that. I was waiting for having this right before I
would attempt that step.
DFSORT is a magnificent product but I still am in an very early user stage.
I have to do this in small steps.
Thank you once again for your help
Best wishes
Jack
On Thu, 7 Sept 2023 at 16:33
>> Of course it was that. That is what happens when you copy something so it
>> you will not have to write everything from scratch.
Jack,
Glad to hear that the issue is resolved. I wanted to bring this up yesterday
itself. you may want to check if the space values you are getting are indeed
Kolusu,
Of course it was that. That is what happens when you copy something so it
you will not have to write everything from scratch.
I forgot to change that 12 to 8, as I did on the other places.
Thank you so much for your help. That is one of those errors that was
staring me on the face and yet
>> After tinkering a little bit more, as I was far form satisfied with the last
>> result, I managed to get twenty two output records:
Jack,
Looking at the results, something does NOT add up. Your HLQ is 8 bytes, however
you have defined the symbol for it as FMT-HLQ as 12 Bytes. May be the
usu,
>
> Thank you for you help.
> I used one HLQ that has few files, (10 DASD; 1 Migrated; 11 HSM Backup; 22
> DCOLLECT records).
>
> On my first try it gave me three output records:
> ASCLI 0 KB830 KB 0 KB
> ASCLI
Hi Kolusu,
Thank you for you help.
I used one HLQ that has few files, (10 DASD; 1 Migrated; 11 HSM Backup; 22
DCOLLECT records).
On my first try it gave me three output records:
ASCLI 0 KB830 KB 0 KB
ASCLI 16.988 KB 0 KB
>> Now, I hope that you do not mind if I ask you for one more thing. I wanted
>> to have one line with the high level qualifier and all the three values but
>> instead I am getting three lines for each HLQ.
Jack,
If you used the updated INREC then you should have gotten a summary record of 1
Hi Kolusu,
I knew it must be something simple,I just could not figure it out.
Thank you so much for your help and for the explanation.
Now, I hope that you do not mind if I ask you for one more thing. I wanted
to have one line with the high level qualifier and all the three values but
instead I
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>> I am doing something wrong because I am getting one output record for each
>> input record, instead of the few hundreds I was expecting to get.
Jack,
If I had to take
>> I am doing something wrong because I am getting one output record for each
>> input record, instead of the few hundreds I was expecting to get.
Jack,
If I had to take an educated guess, you are getting an overflow error. Look for
ICE152I message in the sysout. I guess you earlier had a
II.IIT),
C' KB',
TMP-UMALLSP,EDIT=(III.III.III.IIT),
C' KB',
TMP-UBALLSP,EDIT=(III.III.III.IIT),
C' KB')
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> the drudgery.
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I thought programming sounded boring, but I figured an accountant should know
something about computers so I signed up
Well, yes. But when I ~needed~ the work - needed the money, I mean, of course
- I sometimes took jobs like that. So even to those recruiters I stay polite.
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that I'm a security
analyst, I disliked being required to do repetitive security administration -
but I have to admit that doing that work makes me more aware of what tools I
can write that really help the admins, at each particular site.
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Yeah, I've noticed the conventions are different for Indian and American
recruiters. The Indians want lots of information up front, including my lowest
rate before even we've talked about the details of the req. The Americans
expect a certain amount of conversation about it first.
On the
That's not a recruiter, that's a spammer.
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If all of us give them a HIGH rate ($125/HR) when they want to pay $40.HR it
does get the point across
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Yesterday I sent this to IBM Mainframe and RACF Discussions (See Below)
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I have had some off-shore recruiters ask for my SSN and birthdate. You can
imagine how far that goes.
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Yesterday I sent this to IBM Mainframe and RACF Discussions (See Below)
Evidently several people from Mainframe and RACF groups have begun using
this
Little script.
I continue to use this script and the off-shore recruiter; Well you can
hear them
Just die on the phone. They continue on their
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Am I missing something? Why the interest in making life hard for recruiters?
Ok, I'm a contractor so my continued employment depends
When I was contracting on-site I had an Excel workbook that I used to estimate
what rate I would want to go live in for a few quarters.
The workbook was - well, you know what Scott Adams said? "To a normal person,
if it ain't broke, don’t fix it. To an engineer, if it ain't broke it doesn't
We've all dealt with good recruiters and bad recruiters over the years. Good
recruiters will send decent paying remote jobs that match your experience.
Bad recruiters will send jobs about 40+ lpars paying peanuts. Then there's
always let's work onsite in nyc for 1/4th the salary you'll need to
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Every time a recruiter calls me I have a sure way get rid of them and
increase what they need to pay.
They ask me if I'm Steve, and I say yes
Then I tell them "Are you calli
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I get tons of emails from offshore recruiters. Some are geared toward my listed
experience. But there are some that do not come close. The only thing that
matches me is the state I live in.
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Mostly true.
Except when I was leaving my first job at IBM/Poughkeepsie (IBM was great place to start career, but I hated
rural POK having grown up and attended college in New York City) I told recruiters to focus on NY and Boston,
where I had friends and relatives. A recruiter who didn't
I get tons of emails from offshore recruiters. Some are geared toward my listed
experience. But there are some that do not come close. The only thing that
matches me is the state I live in.
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On Aug 14, 2023, 7:32 PM, Bob Bridges
I haven't had any recruiters ask me about forklifts, but yeah, I do get some
that just match me up with "something computer-related" and contact me about
that.
But it occurs to me belatedly that you're talking about phone calls. I don't
know what you and I are doing differently, but most
On 8/14/23 3:23 PM, Bob Bridges wrote:
Am I missing something? Why the interest in making life hard for
recruiters? Ok, I'm a contractor so my continued employment depends
on their existence. Still, why?
Recruiters aren't a problem if they are /good/ recruiters. As in they
pay attention
Best bit of recruiter trolling I heard of was when Dylan Beatie created the
Rockstar programming language :-)
Roops
On Mon, 14 Aug 2023, 20:52 Steve Beaver, <
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> Every time a recruiter calls me I have a sure way get rid of them and
>
Am I missing something? Why the interest in making life hard for recruiters?
Ok, I'm a contractor so my continued employment depends on their existence.
Still, why?
If I thought that you normally work under those conditions - $125/hr or outside
the US half the time - then of course you're
Very funny, until they go back to their CIO and say, "This platform is
getting way too expensive. Time to look at SAP on x86 again."
On 8/14/2023 12:52 PM, Steve Beaver wrote:
Every time a recruiter calls me I have a sure way get rid of them and
increase what they need to pay.
They ask
I ask them, as a US citizen with a legal residence in the State of Tennessee,
may I work remotely, outside of the USA for at least six months a year? I
usually never hear from them again.
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On Aug 14, 2023, 3:52 PM, Steve Beaver
Every time a recruiter calls me I have a sure way get rid of them and
increase what they need to pay.
They ask me if I'm Steve, and I say yes
Then I tell them "Are you calling me with a job that pays $125/HR W2 or
$210,000 perm?"
You hear them fade or die on the other end then I hang
GIYF. Does this MS page help:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-protection/hello-for-business/hello-feature-pin-reset?tabs=intune
Peter
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But this group has the best general experts.
I forgot my Microsoft Authenticator password. Any one
How to recover the 6 digit pin?
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I agree. There's too much malicious pleasure in maligning or even just
imagining bad bosses. By comparison to the stories I hear, it seems to me
I've had more than my share of good ones.
Teachers too, by the way, back in high school and college.
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I'm reminded of a conversation on a forum a few decades ago about
counter-offers. I work at company
I'm reminded of a conversation on a forum a few decades ago about
counter-offers. I work at company A. Company B makes an offer to hire me
away, and I accept. Upon giving my notice, company A makes a counter-offer
in order to keep me. The ensuing discussion involved a complaint that this
shows
One thing I’ve noticed in 45+ years of working in the corporate world is CEO’s,
managers, wealthy people, and anyone else in positions of power are not the
smartest guys/gals in the room. The smartest people are the ones who don’t
strive to achieve power. Most of the smartest people I’ve met in
Today's large companies, IMO, are for the enrichment of the CxOs and large
stock holders. Some of the attitude today is similar to what caused "lower
class" workers to unionize.
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 5:11 PM Phil Smith III wrote:
> Bob Bridges wrote:
> >I don't know whether it's fair to say
Bob Bridges wrote:
>I don't know whether it's fair to say so, but top management is often
>from the older crowd, and in their youth it was much more common for
>workers to need the job and feel fortunate to be employed. Nowadays,
>at least so it seems to me, many more people have a cussed
I don't know whether it's fair to say so, but top management is often from
the older crowd, and in their youth it was much more common for workers to
need the job and feel fortunate to be employed. Nowadays, at least so it
seems to me, many more people have a cussed independent streak and feel
LOL! Years ago I gave an internal customer my estimate on a minor task, and
he went to my boss hoping to get a better answer. My boss discussed it with
me, and I told him I'd probably have it done in two or three days but that's
only if everything went right (and you know how often that
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I knew a couple of VP's who didn't unde
du/~smetz3
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Regarding your first paragraph: To be fair to
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Hi All,
This Is Rebecca Richards, my Late Robert Richards who was a contributor on
here
47 AM
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Orchestra conductor talking to a violin player: "I know you usually play the
violin, but today we need another french horn player. You are a musician. You
can do it."
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Hi All,
This Is Rebecca Richards, my Late Robert Richards who
looking to start out as a Systems Operator.
Thanks everyone for your time Rebecca Richards
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On Monday, June 12, 2023, 4:13 PM, James FRSolutions
wrote:
FR Solutions has programs to help find resources or build new resources for
organizations in search of Mainframe
Nice Sabbath reference.
Robert Crawford
Abstract Evolutions LLC
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Bfishing
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This also
June 2023 14:04
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Regarding your first paragraph: To be fair to the "Human Resources" moniker,
the point when it first became chic was to remind the Personnel department that
people, too, are important to the organiz
This also fits into an easy game. Name that song:
"Treating people just like pawns in chess, wait till their judgment day
comes, yeah!"
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 9:47 AM Tom Marchant <
000a2a8c2020-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
> Orchestra conductor talking to a violin player: "I know
Orchestra conductor talking to a violin player: "I know you usually play the
violin, but today we need another french horn player. You are a musician. You
can do it."
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Tom Marchant
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Regarding your first paragraph: To be fair to the "Human Resources" moniker,
the point when it first became chic was to remind the Personnel department that
people, too, are important to the organization. We don't abuse computers or
desks, we don't waste pens or typewriter ribbons, we ought to
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Crawford Robert C (Contractor)
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I knew a couple of VP's who didn't understand why mainframe folks weren't
interchangeable.
You
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Brennan
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LOL. When things like the "Project Management Office" became common in maybe
the late 1990's where I worked, they
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