Minnesotans, assemble
ptilsen
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I've noticed a pretty heavy concentration of MN-based posters here. I'm not sure what it is (we do have a high concentration of fortune 500s relative to the population, I suppose), but I'm interested in having a list of Minnesotans on TE visible. I think TE is a pretty decent enough place to network, and I've noticed more than a couple in here I could see working with.
Anyway, I'm interested to see a list of who here lives in or commutes within the Twin Cities Metro Area. My organization (a small MSP in Minneapolis) is looking to fill a few positions at varying skill levels this year, including some immediately. Let me know here or via PM if you're interested in job opportunities now or in the future. I've seen a few in particular who I think might be, but I don't want to start soliciting people who aren't interested.
I am not a recruiter, nor is finding candidates even part of my job. This is simply job networking, and I have a personal interest in seeing these positions filled by well qualified individuals.
Anyway, I'm interested to see a list of who here lives in or commutes within the Twin Cities Metro Area. My organization (a small MSP in Minneapolis) is looking to fill a few positions at varying skill levels this year, including some immediately. Let me know here or via PM if you're interested in job opportunities now or in the future. I've seen a few in particular who I think might be, but I don't want to start soliciting people who aren't interested.
I am not a recruiter, nor is finding candidates even part of my job. This is simply job networking, and I have a personal interest in seeing these positions filled by well qualified individuals.
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Complete: 55/120 credits SPAN 201, LIT 100, ETHS 200, AP Lang, MATH 120, WRIT 231, ICS 140, MATH 215, ECON 202, ECON 201, ICS 141, MATH 210, LING 111, ICS 240
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Bokeh
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Yes, I too have noticed more and more folks from the twin cities showing up on TE. Would be nice to all get together some evening. -
themagicone
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Im always looking for work. As we've talked before, I am always looking for work for others. We should have a meet up real soon.Courses Completed at WGU: JIT2, LYT2, TFT2, SJT2, BFC2, TGT2, FXT2
Courses Required For Me To Graduate WGU in MS: IT Network Managment: MCT2, LZT2, MBT1, MDT2, MNT2
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themagicone
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Forgot to add... any union cablers in here? Got a nice project at the moa but must be union. Wiring and terminating tons of cables.Courses Completed at WGU: JIT2, LYT2, TFT2, SJT2, BFC2, TGT2, FXT2
Courses Required For Me To Graduate WGU in MS: IT Network Managment: MCT2, LZT2, MBT1, MDT2, MNT2
CU Done this term: 16 Total CU Done: 19
Currently working on: Nothing Graduation Goal: 5/2013 -
unclerico
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MN represent! I am always open to opportunities so I'll shoot you a PM.Preparing for CCIE Written
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NetworkingStudent
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I've noticed a pretty heavy concentration of MN-based posters here. I'm not sure what it is (we do have a high concentration of fortune 500s relative to the population, I suppose), but I'm interested in having a list of Minnesotans on TE visible. I think TE is a pretty decent enough place to network, and I've noticed more than a couple in here I could see working with.
Anyway, I'm interested to see a list of who here lives in or commutes within the Twin Cities Metro Area. My organization (a small MSP in Minneapolis) is looking to fill a few positions at varying skill levels this year, including some immediately. Let me know here or via PM if you're interested in job opportunities now or in the future. I've seen a few in particular who I think might be, but I don't want to start soliciting people who aren't interested.
I am not a recruiter, nor is finding candidates even part of my job. This is simply job networking, and I have a personal interest in seeing these positions filled by well qualified individuals.
PM sent
I'm looking for my first IT job. I'm always open to networking with others. Would be cool to have TE MN get together.When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened."
--Alexander Graham Bell,
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N2IT
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NetworkingStudent wrote: »PM sent
I'm looking for my first IT job. I'm always open to networking with others. Would be cool to have TE MN get together.
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bishun
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Live and work in the Twin Cities. Currently working for a ISP/Telco full-time, as well as attending WGU (BS program).
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swabbies
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I grew up in MN. I have been living and working in Seattle for the past 11 years. My family and I are moving back to MN in May.thanks,
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boredgamelad
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I was born in Minnesota and lived there for 22 years. I moved to California in 2007 and have been looking for an excuse to convince my California-born wife to move back with me. She said if I can get a job she'll consider it! I think I shall keep an eye on this thread as I move forward in my career.
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Mrkali
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I've noticed a pretty heavy concentration of MN-based posters here. I'm not sure what it is (we do have a high concentration of fortune 500s relative to the population, I suppose),
Minneapolis did get a mention on cio as a great place to find work in IT:
The Best Cities for Finding IT Jobs in 2012 CIO.com
