RE: Jobs that _I_ can't find on monster.com

[jrondeau <jrondeau -at- OREGON -dot- UOREGON -dot- EDU>]

I don't usually post to this list, but this is a kinda funny coincidence --

While browsing through "writer" jobs under the "creative and media" category 
at guru.com the other day, I truly *did* come across a porn writing job.  
Located in Santa Monica.  Women's fantasies, to be precise.  I suppose you 
could quibble about whether this was intended as a tech writing gig per se, 
but every other listing that came up with it *was* in tech writing . . .

No, I haven't applied . . . yet . . .

Jennifer

>===== Original Message From kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com =====
>Okay, the ethics discussion (which I thought was fascinating) raised the
>recurring question of whether you'd work in the p0rno industry.
>
>Am I missing out on some untapped job opportunities? Where ARE the tech
>writing jobs in p0rno?


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