What the hell?

Do you know

anyone who:

• studied industrial engineering
  
• studied industrial design
  
• who knows the difference? :)
  

Here's the most interesting job description I've seen today:

... Typically (*who* is 'typical' these days anymore?) requires a minimum of a BS Degree in Engineering and/or BA Degree in Marketing, MS/MBA in Engineering or Business Administration (marketing major) preferred, and ... experience in PDA product marketing, sales or business development. · (Uh, huh. Uh, huh.) Demonstrated ability to multi-task, manage complex programs and persuade others is required. (Right, anyone who has managed to turn multiple projects in on time.) · Qualified candidates must have excellent interpersonal, organizational, written, verbal and oral presentation skills. (Right. Cromagna-need not apply. Don't drool during the interview. Uh, huh.) A writing sample and PowerPoint presentation sample will be requested. (That's new for me.) blahblahblahblah....· Must be willing to travel domestically and internationally (Oh, yeah. I could do that.)

So, let's try. Why not? I have this new methodology to test. (Which was largely gained watching a special on how to save money in Vegas. Go, digital tele.) Yes? Point? Right. If you think positively, you're more likely to win. And win I should. So, step aside. I'm also asking for every semi-related piece of academic paper to be thrown my way. Weird. And I think I shouldn't drink espresso after 5pm. (Blame the men in my family.)

posted by irene @ 3/09/2003 10:00:00 PM