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Subject:Re: Blue chip, bored, and biding time From:Jack Baum <jpb20 -at- CHRYSLER -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 16 Oct 1998 15:03:02 -0400
I also understand the situation - not all that uncommon. Any company large
enough to be considered "blue chip" must have a training or education
department. It has been my experience that their projects entail a great
deal of various documentation (that's how I got into TW).
Offering your services to these people should be considered most welcome by
them. You might even find additional educational opportunities for
yourself in a related and potentially exciting path.
Jack Baum
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