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Subject:Seeking true life job-hunting stories From:Cheryle Wiese <cjwiese -at- HOTMAIL -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 15 Aug 1997 09:40:26 PDT
Hi Techwhirlers,
Do you have a bizarre, tragic, or just plain funny interview experience
you would like to share?
I'm writing a feature on "Strange Encounters of the Job-Hunting Kind" to
be published on-line in the next couple of months. Since I'm writing for
a Portland, OR, web site, stories from the Portland Metropolitan area
are *especially* welcome.
My editor has given me a tight deadline, so I would need these by August
19. A paragraph in the body of an e-mail would be sufficient. Also,
please let me know if it is okay to include your name, or if you would
prefer to remain anonymous!
Of course, please respond off line.
Thanks,
Cheryle
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