I could stand hiring a younger sales person for my insurance firm who would be *forced* (I know, what a terrible thing) to travel like crazy. Job is in Florida.
I could also use a customer service person in either my Charlotte area office or my Tampa florida area office. Generally we hire older females in this type job as they have a better success rate. Great job satisfaction, okay pay.

Well I think I'll bump this back up. I am a Design Engineer with extensive (12 yrs) computer enclosure development experience. As such, I am knowledgeable in plastic/sheet metal design as other important aspects of development (test/manufacturing/tooling/production bring up). I've had extensive travel to Asia to work directly with ODM partners.

I'm still employed and still like what I do, but looking to expand my horizon in non-engineering roles, while still utilizing my technical abilities (is that possible? ). Travel would be great, but it is not all that important. (did she really say that?? <= in Jim Gaffigan whisper..)

I don't know too many people who are hiring in my direct field right now but would be happy to network with you.

I work in the media (video hosting, radio talk shw hosting, entertainment writing, public speaking.)

Would love to network and find my next step!

I suppose I'll join in on this thread...

I have 4 years of experience working as both an IT Project Manager and an Internet Compliance Specialist with a Fortune 500 company.

I have experience with managing client and vendor relationships, translating business needs into technical requirements, managing multiple projects and team members and delivering projects on schedule and within budget. Additionally, I have worked to develop and enforce Internet compliance guidelines on a global scale. I also have a strong technical background that complements my project management and compliance experience.

I am looking for employment in the Houston area as an IT Project Management and/or a position dealing with IT compliance. I'm willing to do both domestic and international travel. Feel free to PM me to further discuss possible opportunities.

So, did the DO bear fruits for anyone seeking employment? 'Just curious.

Forgot about this.

I have access to the Wharton and Stanford alum job postings -- with the wharton heavy on finance/mgmt consulting type things on the East Coast, and Stanford -- well that stuff is more random.

PM with specific keywords and I can run a screen during a weekend -- though i may be a bit slow since cant check FT at the office unless on mobile device.

But this offer is for established CO fters only, and please no Cal alums

I have an MBA in Aviation Management so looking for some aviation related jobs (aviation consulting, aviation finance, airline research analyst, etc) - anything related to aviation that would require or prefer an MBA.. if anyone knows of such jobs, please let me know the best way to get my "foot through the door".. I have great Fortune 100 experience but not related to aviation.

Where's fozz's friend that came to the Do? I thought he signed up.