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Lane,

Good idea, but as you've seen, jobs.perl.org already has that covered, and I think that makes sense. IMO, each web site within the Perl community should cover a topic, but not so broadly that it starts to duplicate another web site's expertise. Adding a jobs section to PM goes beyond its vague mandate of providing technical and community resources for Those In Search of Perl Knowledge.

And I know what it is to be unemployed. Drag. Keep looking, though! Turn those stones over -- make sure everyone you talk to knows you'er looking, and also what you're looking for. It'll happen if you keep poking and prodding!

Alex / talexb / Toronto

Life is short: get busy!

In reply to Re: Job Posting Section? by talexb
in thread Job Posting Section? by lvanhout

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