3 Hot & Urgent Requirement

Greetings! Partner

These are the hottest requirements from excellent clients. Please
revert with updated resume ASAP
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Location: Dallas, TX
Duration: 12-18 months
Position: Financial Technical
Need local or close to the location- Face to Face interview

Requirement:
Need a strong Sr. level Oracle Applications developer with strong
PL/SQL and Oracle 11i Financials (AP, AR, GL, INV).
Needs to score very high on ProveIt (or comparable) PL/SQL assessment
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Loc: Kansas City.
Length: Initial 6 + month contract with great possibility of extension
Interview: ASAP
Start Date: ASAP

The client is looking at development in Oracle manufacturing apps
including Supply Chain. An Oracle technical person should have the
following skills: Oracle Workflow development (Preferably in Order
Management), oracle reports development, HTML/JAVA would be a plus. The
Java/HTML work is in the Oracle PLM (Product Lifecycle Management)
module.
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Position: Financial Technical
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Duration: 6 months

We have the AP, AR, GL, and HR Oracle Application modules.

1. For the 11i project contract position, AR is the focus. Oracle
reports, forms, and PL/SQL skills are needed.
2. For the 5-4-4-project contract position, financials in general are
needed. Oracle reports, KSH script, And PL/SQL skills are needed.
Mainframe (JCL) is a plus.
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Wishing you a wonderful day Ahead!
Thanks & Regards,

| Umesh Sharma |

|Technical Resource Specialist - FCS Software Solutions Inc. | Phone# 1
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Ok this is spam, but again, what would one do about it? You'd contact
an ISP. Complaining here does not help. It puts the lie to the "camel
in the tent" metaphor. It's more about distinguishing would-be friends
from obvious foes.


Cheers,
Brandon Van Every

 

I suppose you could say "FCS Software Solutions Inc are
spammers"...

It is a lot easier to complain to the ISP when the group definitely
did not allow commercial postings. Otherwise you have to say, "yes, we
do allow some kinds of job advert, but in my opinion this particular
one does not fulfill the criteria required".

 

This crap's off topic here.

pete

 

Yes, the "embedded" part only comes into play when we tell him where to
file his offer.

--

Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com

Posting from Google? See http://cfaj.freeshell.org/google/

"Applied Control Theory for Embedded Systems" came out in April.
See details at http://www.wescottdesign.com/actfes/actfes.html

 

You contact the numbers below, prefereably the 408 number,
collect. A few of these accepted will remove the financial
incentive to spam. Rejection of the calls removes the point of
spamming. Complaining to google does absolutely no good, unless
you like receiving messages from bots saying they won't do
anything. You also post something here which tends to assist
others in making such complaints. Complaints to the 800 number
actually cost them something, but doesn't rub their nose in it.
Emails cost them nothing, but might get read, and will at least
clutter their inbox. The objective is to penalize.

Not too complicated for those who do not want to supinely give in.
You whack the camel firmly on the nose with a two-by-four and
encourage others to do the same.

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