PeopleQuest Staffing is currently looking for highly organized multi-
talented Software Programmers with extensive IT experience for our
client in West Houston, TX. This is a Contract position with one of
the Nations leading Energy Solutions providers. Please read the
following job description and if you feel you are qualified,
interested and available to start, please send a copy of your resume
as an attachment in Word, to: corey@peoplequeststaffing.com. I will
review resumes and call to schedule an interview. Please feel free to
pass this e-mail on to any friend or colleague you think may be
interested in this opportunity as well. Thank you

Responsibilities:
• PL/SQL programming, specifically stored procedures
• Develop updates and fixes for existing software line
• Contribute to group effort by working effectively with development
team
• Successfully completes projects by participation in, and adherence
to, complex project plans
• Promotes data integrity by pursuing continuous improvement of data
quality, standardization of data management processes, efficiency, and
quality of service

Qualifications:
• BA or BS or equivalent experience required
• 3+ Years experience using SQL Server required
• Proficiency in coding PL/SQL required
• Experience in the Energy or Oil industry preferred
• Excellent technical, interpersonal, written and oral communication
skills required

Schedule:

• Mon-Fri. 8-5

Pay rate:

• $45-50/Hr. DOE.

Best Regards,
Corey Keizer
PeopleQuest Staffing Inc.
(818) 507-8811 - Office
(818) 507-8536 - Fax
corey@peoplequeststaffing.com
www.peoplequeststaffing.com

coreykeizer@gmail.com wrote:
>
> PeopleQuest Staffing is currently looking for highly organized multi-
> talented Software Programmers with extensive IT experience for our
> client in West Houston, TX.

> • $45-50/Hr. DOE.
>
> Best Regards,
> Corey Keizer
> PeopleQuest Staffing Inc.
> corey@peoplequeststaffing.com

I've got more than a small problem with your post corey.

First you are a spammer. You didn't have the courtesy to
read this group's charter before posting. Second you violated
your Terms of Service Agreement with gmail even though you
appear to have a company email address.

Here's is what is expected of you.

1. Read this group's usenet charter
2. Post an apology for your spam.
3. Promise to only post in comp.databases.oracle.marketplace.

If you do we will refer people to you.

Every carrot has a stick so let me clearly explain what happens if
you don't.

1. Many of us report you to abuse@gmail.com
2. Many of us report you to SpamAssassin
3. At least one of us calls your employer

Thank you for doing the right thing and respecting our community.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org

DA Morgan wrote:
> coreykeizer@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> PeopleQuest Staffing is currently looking for highly organized multi-
>> talented Software Programmers with extensive IT experience for our
>> client in West Houston, TX.
>
>> • $45-50/Hr. DOE.
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Corey Keizer
>> PeopleQuest Staffing Inc.
>> corey@peoplequeststaffing.com
>
> I've got more than a small problem with your post corey.
>
> First you are a spammer. You didn't have the courtesy to
> read this group's charter before posting. Second you violated
> your Terms of Service Agreement with gmail even though you
> appear to have a company email address.
>
> Here's is what is expected of you.
>
> 1. Read this group's usenet charter
> 2. Post an apology for your spam.
> 3. Promise to only post in comp.databases.oracle.marketplace.
>
> If you do we will refer people to you.
>
> Every carrot has a stick so let me clearly explain what happens if
> you don't.
>
> 1. Many of us report you to abuse@gmail.com
> 2. Many of us report you to SpamAssassin
> 3. At least one of us calls your employer
>
> Thank you for doing the right thing and respecting our community.

I received an apology from Corey within 2 hours of replying to this
post including a promise to not spam again.

This is just another reminder to everyone that fighting spam may not
be as efficient as rm -rf ... but it can be effective. Please bend
over and pick up an occasional piece of litter too. It makes the
world a better place for everyone.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org

On Apr 25, 7:52*am, DA Morgan <damor...@psoug.org> wrote:
> DA Morgan wrote:
> > coreykei...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >> PeopleQuest Staffing is currently looking for highly organized multi-
> >> talented Software Programmers with extensive IT experience for our
> >> client in West Houston, TX.
>
> >> • * *$45-50/Hr. DOE.
>
> >> Best Regards,
> >> Corey Keizer
> >> PeopleQuest Staffing Inc.
> >> co...@peoplequeststaffing.com
>
> > I've got more than a small problem with your post corey.
>
> > First you are a spammer. You didn't have the courtesy to
> > read this group's charter before posting. Second you violated
> > your Terms of Service Agreement with gmail even though you
> > appear to have a company email address.
>
> > Here's is what is expected of you.
>
> > 1. Read this group's usenet charter
> > 2. Post an apology for your spam.
> > 3. Promise to only post in comp.databases.oracle.marketplace.
>
> > If you do we will refer people to you.
>
> > Every carrot has a stick so let me clearly explain what happens if
> > you don't.
>
> > 1. Many of us report you to ab...@gmail.com
> > 2. Many of us report you to SpamAssassin
> > 3. At least one of us calls your employer
>
> > Thank you for doing the right thing and respecting our community.
>
> I received an apology from Corey within 2 hours of replying to this
> post including a promise to not spam again.
>
> This is just another reminder to everyone that fighting spam may not
> be as efficient as rm -rf ... but it can be effective. Please bend
> over and pick up an occasional piece of litter too. It makes the
> world a better place for everyone.

Good job! But remember to tell them to delete their posts.

jg
--
@home.com is bogus.
"I'm a genius like Mozart and you're like that jealous guy that was
always jealous of Mozart."
"Scalieri?"
"No thanks, I already ate." - 30 Rock

On Apr 25, 10:52 am, DA Morgan <damor...@psoug.org> wrote:
> DA Morgan wrote:
> > coreykei...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >> PeopleQuest Staffing is currently looking for highly organized multi-
> >> talented Software Programmers with extensive IT experience for our
> >> client in West Houston, TX.
>
> >> • $45-50/Hr. DOE.
>
> >> Best Regards,
> >> Corey Keizer
> >> PeopleQuest Staffing Inc.
> >> co...@peoplequeststaffing.com
>
> > I've got more than a small problem with your post corey.
>
> > First you are a spammer. You didn't have the courtesy to
> > read this group's charter before posting. Second you violated
> > your Terms of Service Agreement with gmail even though you
> > appear to have a company email address.
>
> > Here's is what is expected of you.
>
> > 1. Read this group's usenet charter
> > 2. Post an apology for your spam.
> > 3. Promise to only post in comp.databases.oracle.marketplace.
>
> > If you do we will refer people to you.
>
> > Every carrot has a stick so let me clearly explain what happens if
> > you don't.
>
> > 1. Many of us report you to ab...@gmail.com
> > 2. Many of us report you to SpamAssassin
> > 3. At least one of us calls your employer
>
> > Thank you for doing the right thing and respecting our community.
>
> I received an apology from Corey within 2 hours of replying to this
> post including a promise to not spam again.
>
> This is just another reminder to everyone that fighting spam may not
> be as efficient as rm -rf ... but it can be effective. Please bend
> over and pick up an occasional piece of litter too. It makes the
> world a better place for everyone.
> --
> Daniel A. Morgan
> Oracle Ace Director & Instructor
> University of Washington
> damor...@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
> Puget Sound Oracle Users Groupwww.psoug.org

I emailed him directly an got an apology and a promise to post an
apology here. Haven't seen the posted apology yet.
Ed

Ed Prochak wrote:

> I emailed him directly an got an apology and a promise to post an
> apology here. Haven't seen the posted apology yet.
> Ed

I'm more interested in spammers stopping than I am in the apology.
Thanks for helping. The more people that don't just look the other
way the cleaner the environment.
--
Daniel A. Morgan

Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org