Machinist job Available: Lathe / Milling Machine Operator - Jewelry Industry

Dec 16, 2003 4 Replies

Gentlemen:



I am a recruiter for an agency in NYC with the following job available:



Job Description:



Machinist - Lathe / Millling Machine operator experienced in making wedding rings for the jewelry industry. Location: New York City area. Salary offered: $40k/yr.



Please send resumes as a MS Word attachment to email.



Best regards, Viola R. Stevens Viola snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com



VRS Consultants, Ltd. New York City


New York City area on $40,000 a year? Are you out of your minnd, to offer a job like that, with such lousy pay.

I wouldn't do it for double the pay. Triple, and I may commute. Abrasha

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I am not at all interested in a job which would require me to move to NYC.

Nor do I normally work at that size.

And I *refuse* to let anything which could run Microsoft Word touch the outside net -- or even to run any Microsoft mail programs. Microsoft is too full of security holes to be allowed contact with the net in today's climate of virii.

You are somewhat restricting those who can apply to your job by mandating Microsoft Word format to the exclusion of all else.

I've posted this and sent a "Cc: " to you, since I somewhat doubt that you bother to follow the newsgroups to which you spam these offers.

DoN.

My challenge is still open for you and Gunner to come by and see how many millions of viruses my Windows and OE system has on it...

Tim

-- "That's for the courts to decide." - Homer Simpson Website @

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1) You're too far away for that to be practical. (Unless you want to bring it to the East coast. :-) 2) I don't know Windows boxen well enough to to a thorough scan. Besides, your system is hiding behind whatever your brother may have set up to protect it. I don't consider your system to be directly on the net -- until it has its own modem, to call to its own ISP connection.

Enjoy, DoN.

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