CompuWare

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 > From: "Gail" <http://www.cox.net/~g3>
 > Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2003 21:22:25 -0700
 >
 > Noelle is wrong. I told her the name of the company trying to hire people is
 > Compuware Corp. and has a division in Oakland. They are a multi billion
 > dollar software company with divisions all over the US. I got the tip from
 > WITI, Women in Technology, a group I belong to that has chapters all over
 > the country. I don't know if Compuware is only looking for female employees,
 > but it would be worth a try for you to look into it. The job openings in
 > Oakland were: "Optimal J Sr. Consultant, Job #WITI 128065 and Pre Sales
 > Support Rep, Job #WITI 128105".

I found their web site and did a job search and found no technical
positions.  But I'll monitor their web site to see if anything comes up.

 > I hear you sold your house which is great.

Well, that was rather premature.  The buyer still has to do inspections
and so on.  There is no P&SA yet.

 > I
 > assume you heard from Noelle that Don doesn't have to have his open hear
 > surgery after all.

Oh, I thought that was Stan that Noelle was talking about.  Now this makes
more sense.

 > After the angiogram test this AM  he was sent home with a
 > clean bill of health. Apparently there was some miracle and his leaky heart
 > valve cured itself. You can imagine how ecstatic we are about that!

Yes, that is really excellent news.  And Romey is working, too?  Life is
good.

 > Good
 > luck with the job hunt. I am very impressed with your new home

It doesn't sound that great.  But it'll do for the time being.

 > and the nice
 > town of  - definitely an improvement.

Actually, I disagree.   has very little, if no, culture.  I think
it's a step down.  But, again, it'll do for the time being.  We have to
decide how many years Noelle will want to work at her current workplace
and whether I can find a job.  After these factors can be determined, we
can then decide our future.

 > Gail