A few recent Perl Jobs postings had subject lines like:
[Perl Jobs] US-NY-NYC: Mod_Perl/Linux/Unix/SQL Developers (onsite),
United States, NY, New York
and before I looked at them more closely and realized that they all came
from the same company, I wondered if the formatting of the subject
On Dec 6, 2005, at 2:01 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
and before I looked at them more closely and realized that they all
came from the same company, I wondered if the formatting of the
subject line had changed for the better. Apparently not, so I'd
like to propose a format change. The above subjec
Ask Bjørn Hansen wrote:
[Perl Jobs] (onsite) US-NY-NYC, Mod_Perl/Linux/Unix/SQL Developers
We don't have the location information in a data format structured
enough to do that.
(How do you shorten region names in say Spain. Do they even use region
names? How do you shorten Podunkville?
I'd agree with location information being far more important than titles,
and it's pretty annoying that the location is off to the right (and
truncated more often than not in my email viewer).
The actual format of the location information doesn't really matter to me;
just being the first thing in
On 12/6/05 at 2:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Moore) wrote:
> Special-casing the US is probably wrong; this is a fairly
> international list.
Well, it is a *little* lopsided :-)
Jobs per Country
United States 2302
United Kingdom 305
India 160
Canada 159
Australia 78
Germany 30
The
* Tom Metro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I could also see an argument for eliminating the locality (city/town)
> portion from the subject line.
Personally, I find that one of the most important piece of information
here...
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On Dec 6, 2005, at 3:50 PM, Andrew Brosnan wrote:
Special-casing the US is probably wrong; this is a fairly
international list.
Well, it is a *little* lopsided :-)
Jobs per Country
United States 2302
United Kingdom 305
[...]
Well, the idea is to encourage posters from other countries.
James Moore wrote:
I'd agree with location information being far more important than titles...
...
The actual format of the location information doesn't really matter to me;
just being the first thing in the mail subject would be a huge improvement.
...
Special-casing the US is probably wrong...
