In 1898, the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) introduced a catchy brand
name for their first line of biscuits: Uneeda Biscuit.  The company
selected the name over these similarly named competitors vying for a
marquee spot: "Taka Cracker," "Hava Cracker" and "Wanta Cracker."
 
Not unlike the classic advertisements for Uneeda biscuits, I -- like
Nabisco -- have your attention.
 
No, you may not need a biscuit or a cracker, but I need a job. The internet
is a wide-open venue for advertising products and services.  Some of us in
CRM have taken a firm hold of this electronic medium to promote our
companies (and ourselves) and to disseminate our literature. In this vein,
then, please excuse this electronic intrusion.
 
Some of you know me personally, others by reputation.  Many do not know me
at all. Regardless of the group to which you belong, please assess your
current and anticipated staffing needs. I am looking for a position with a
firm in which I may be able to apply my education and more than 14 years
experience in archaeology and history.  I have lots of good and lots of bad
experience under my belt and I know, through practice, how to do and how
not to do CRM work.
 
If you've made it this far without hitting the delete key or clicking your
mouse over the bold "X", please point your browser towards my online CV at
http://www.city-net.com/~davidsr/dsr.htm.  In addition to a current CV, my
website -- http://www.city-net.com/~davidsr/crm.htm --also has examples of
technical reports, academic articles and popular media samples.
 
Thank you and again, I apologize for the electronic clutter.
 
Please address any replies offlist. Thanks!
 
David Rotenstein
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David S. Rotenstein, Ph.D.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
WWW: http://www.city-net.com/~davidsr/crm.htm
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