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Post 302263796 by pupp on Tuesday 2nd of December 2008 01:48:33 PM
12-02-2008
selling our information
every other day or so i get a few emails about jobs around the states. i've posted several times to monster, careerbuilder and dice but this was about a year ago. i've since made them inactive as i have found a job and a well paying one at that 
. anyway, the people who email me are from all different areas and companies not associated to the job boards. i take it these job boards sell our information to 3rd parties for a large amount of money. anyone out there have any idea as to how much?? what kinds of information can you get? also, i personally enjoy when i get an email about a senior unix admin job. most are looking for about 10 years experience. professionally, i have 1/5 of that 
. anyway, the people who email me are from all different areas and companies not associated to the job boards. i take it these job boards sell our information to 3rd parties for a large amount of money. anyone out there have any idea as to how much?? what kinds of information can you get? also, i personally enjoy when i get an email about a senior unix admin job. most are looking for about 10 years experience. professionally, i have 1/5 of that |
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atrm - Removes jobs spooled by at SYNOPSIS
atrm [-a] [-f | -i] [job_number...] | [user...] The atrm command removes jobs that were created with the at command. OPTIONS
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