progrCLIENT??????
Nov 30th 2009 | 8:47 am
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progrCLIENT??????
Hi Folks, strange question but has anyone heard the term "progrCLIENT" in relation to a project managers job. OH is starting to look for work, and has found a job that was definitely written for him but this term keeps coming up and we can't find what it means anywhere!!! Any help or pointers would be fab, have tried the usual google etc! 
Nov 30th 2009 | 10:01 am
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
Hi Folks, strange question but has anyone heard the term "progrCLIENT" in relation to a project managers job. OH is starting to look for work, and has found a job that was definitely written for him but this term keeps coming up and we can't find what it means anywhere!!! Any help or pointers would be fab, have tried the usual google etc!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Client_(computing)
Nov 30th 2009 | 10:59 am
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
I googled it.
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
Nov 30th 2009 | 8:47 pm
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
Wow ... I'm impressed! Have you thought about detective work! Thanks so much. If we don't get OH a job before we go, then I may end up having to work or something equally terrible!!! Will work on the CV now. Thanks again. 
Dec 1st 2009 | 8:22 am
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
I googled it.
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
Dec 1st 2009 | 8:34 am
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
I googled it.
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
Dec 1st 2009 | 9:42 pm
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
I was thinking about that, not sure if it would upset the company if they want the cv's etc to go through an agency? Might try it anyway, or maybe apply to both!!!
Dec 2nd 2009 | 5:21 am
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Re: progrCLIENT??????
I googled it.
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
The word is actually 'programs'. You are reading an agency posting for a job at a company called AMS, based in Calgary.
The agency wanted to conceal the company name, and did a search and replace, changing 'AMS' to 'CLIENT'. The next step was to read through the end result for glaring errors, but hey, who needs to do that?
Of course, it may turn out to be the best mistake the agency ever made. After all, half the applicants will claim ten years' experience of progrCLIENT, and those resumes can be safely binned.
Do I win a prize for figuring that out?
Dec 2nd 2009 | 10:03 am
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