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On 05-Feb-2014 08:04 -0800, Robert Lancaster wrote:
<<SNIP>> now live in Salem, Oregon.
If anyone has any thoughts on the market, and/or suggestions on how
I can get back into programming after more than five years "on the
bench", I would greatly appreciate it.
There seems to be a dearth of IBM i in the PNW; I presume, supplanted
long ago by the MS tentacles from Redmond. Most mainframe work will be
COBOL instead of RPG, based on most anything I have read. Being in the
capital city, I would suggest to visit and talk with somebody with the
state employment agency, about what they can do to assist; i.e. a visit,
as in physical presence. As I recall [from job listings], the OR state
DoJ uses IBM i, but all positions [there and throughout OR state gov't]
are "represented" by the interests of those already employed by the
state. Given it is legal to volunteer for a government or non-profit
[i.e. the gov't grants only certain class of /business/ to profit from
slavery much as it does for discrimination], so that may be an option to
get some experience to appear on the resume, since the gap.
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