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[精华] Jabber's English Note---046 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.9 21:59 (667 bytes. #195171)

However, I am not not quite sure if I am slim or skinny. Sad. -wjiang(汪激昂); 2001.9.9 22:06 (#195179)

Me2. But I think the skinny just means your bones were packed by your skin, that is you do not have meat at all. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.9 22:25 (#195204)

meat? I think u mean muscle. -mrviceroy(熊咆龙吟*Daniel); 2001.9.10 13:13 (#195770)

u c! I mean muscle, fat, sinew and veins. Don\ -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.10 18:36 (#196149)

Fortunately, it does not matter whether YOU are slim or skinny. Some people told me skinny guys have a larger chance to get a cancer. -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.10 09:08 (#195575)

You scared me! So that should be unfortunately. I thnik they get cancer before they getting to skinny, not vice versa. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.10 12:14 (#195726)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---045 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.9 21:48 (327 bytes. #195158)

I hope I could be double chinned, that means I am fat enough. Also I need to become to a bad guy, nowadays most girls like bad guys as they said. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.9 22:30 (#195221)

double-chin saved a Canadian man from pirate a short time ago. They cut his throat, but his double-chin saved him. -guest:; 2001.9.9 22:44 (#195245)

Sounds great. One of my fellows is very fat. He tells us that he does not worry about being drowned... -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.10 08:59 (#195571)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---044 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.7 10:49 (456 bytes. #192688)

Interesting! -beibei(beibei); 2001.9.7 11:15 (#192710)

对眼儿？！ -luoboyang(萝卜秧); 2001.9.7 11:22 (#192719)

我们叫：斗鸡眼。 -beibei(beibei); 2001.9.7 11:48 (#192766)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---043 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.7 10:38 (385 bytes. #192682)

绕口令 -guest:; 2001.9.7 10:45 (#192686)

Thank you. -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.7 11:00 (#192696)

you are welcome. btw, i've checked the dictionary just now. i think the another guest is right. it should be: spend sth (on)sth/(in) doing sth. :) -guest:; 2001.9.7 11:55 (#192774)

yeah!!!! -xiaotang(xiaotang); 2001.9.23 22:23 (#208590)

绕口令？ -guest:guest; 2001.9.7 11:05 (#192700)

also, I think you should say: I spend two days to thinking about...... -guest:; 2001.9.7 11:08 (#192704)

I think you should say: I spend two days THINKING about -guest:; 2001.9.7 11:09 (#192705)

I bet you are not right at this point. :-):-) -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.7 11:18 (#192715)

what about "rao4 kou3 ling4"? -etcxuyr(bear); 2001.9.28 19:35 (#212676)

[精华] Jabber's English Note ---042 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.6 09:20 (1005 bytes. #191405)

Good! -beibei(beibei); 2001.9.6 10:15 (#191456)

I thought every one went to work by car. So in most cases one family has only one car? Thank you for your postings. What is “park and ride”? The place where one parks the car then go to take a bus or metro? -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.9.6 21:38 (#192195)

Kiss and ride is \"Wife kiss husband and then he ride the bus or subway\". So kiss and drop should be \"The bus driver kiss the passenger then the passsenger get off the bus\". Am I right? -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.6 22:29 (#192284)

No. I think you misunderstand the word 'ride'. The wife gives the husband a ride -- the wife sends the husband to a bus stop or a metro stop, then the wife drives back, while the husband goes to take a bus... -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.9.6 22:39 (#192297)

Yes I know. But I don't know what is a kiss and drop? -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.6 22:40 (#192301)

Kiss and drop mean the wife drop him to his office directly , then his wife go on her way(back to home or to office). -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.9.7 09:35 (#192643)

I am a little confused too. What is the difference between "kiss and ride" and "kiss and drop"? -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.9.6 22:41 (#192305)

up. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.7 08:55 (#192619)

I believe basically they are the same. The real meaning behind this is SHORT TIME PARKING, but not KISS. -guest:; 2001.9.7 09:27 (#192639)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---041 -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.5 07:07 (633 bytes. #189945)

看来加拿大和中国一样，都是朝里有人好做官，内部消息对炒股很重要。可惜我等不但穷书生一个，而且新到贵地，实在无缘认识Scoop。 -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.5 17:19 (#190609)

You will have opportunites to play stock soon. Come in, please! -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.6 09:16 (331 bytes. #191397)

They bought the shares themselves, or by an agency? I want to buy 100 share of Nortel now. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.6 12:42 (#191595)

You can find some on-line sites to do that -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.6 15:17 (660 bytes. #191742)

Thank you for your confirmation. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.6 16:42 (351 bytes. #191841)

So scoop is not always a negative word? I think one is always trying to get more information s/he can and make use of as much relation as s/he can. That is not wrong. -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.9.6 21:18 (221 bytes. #192154)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---039 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.30 08:52 (747 bytes. #184500)

在中国叫：“点播”。 -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.9.10 08:45 (#195566)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---038 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.28 18:01 (790 bytes. #182407)

Selling a good is just like selling yourself, I don't mean you would erect a dry grass on your head, what I mean is that we need more time to built our resume, in order to selling our talent. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.28 19:02 (#182453)

coffee grounds. -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.29 01:05 (#182855)

video, typing error? :-) -guest:; 2001.9.7 12:04 (#192791)

Thank you. It is a typo. -jabber(jabber); 2001.9.7 14:54 (#193011)

ground 是 grind 的过去分词 -guest:; 2001.9.8 00:16 (#193478)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---037 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.28 17:44 (599 bytes. #182395)

Seems you often call sick to your boss, or if you are already a chief, your subordinates often call sick to you, hehe, anyway, homesick should be less and less during the time passed by. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.28 19:08 (#182458)

[精华] How do I evaluate Java programmers -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.24 10:23 (995 bytes. #177981)

Not strict at all! Just basic requirements for a developer. -flyer99(flyer99); 2001.8.25 16:44 (#179236)

2,3,5 can't be verified by interview. -scorpio(scorpio); 2001.8.25 16:54 (#179238)

美国的环境是比较宽松啊！这些是基本素质。 -guest:; 2001.8.25 16:55 (#179240)

比较同意。我认为严格具备这些素质的人在多伦多肯定不少，可很多却在打工~~~~加拿大是个扼杀人才的地方。 -guest:; 2001.8.25 18:06 (#179265)

加拿大同时强调加拿大式的TEAMWORK这是国内许多人不太适应的。 -guest:; 2001.8.25 18:12 (#179269)

什么是加拿大式的teamwork？我工作了4个多月，也没看出来，反而我经常关于如何组织项目向leader提建议。 -guest:; 2001.8.25 18:46 (#179285)

比如如何向LEADER提建议？又不会让LEADER难堪？ -guest:; 2001.8.25 18:49 (#179286)

如果这点都不能很好回答，有几个LEADER愿意收你？ -guest:; 2001.8.25 18:58 (#179290)

Not even labour job, siting at home for serveral months is common -huan321(huan); 2001.8.28 23:20 (#182737)

hoho! -yellow(yellow); 2001.8.25 17:11 (#179248)

我觉得你应该对中国人强调了2个问题：1）ENGLISH 2)COMMUNICATION SKILL -guest:; 2001.8.25 17:33 (#179253)

My team have people from China, India, USA and Romania. .... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.25 22:22 (95 bytes. #179390)

what is their shortage? -guest:; 2001.8.25 22:27 (#179403)

你手下是不是尽招一些3个月Java短训班出来的？ -000(老九); 2001.8.25 22:29 (#179405)

Some people have 5-6 years of experiences but they can only create garbage -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.26 21:32 (101 bytes. #180168)

还是你有问题，招人的时候眼睛不亮 -000(老九); 2001.8.29 14:46 (#183445)

Haha, not really. -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.29 17:31 (496 bytes. #183722)

fire him, this is easy question for first year CS students in York U. -guest:@_@; 2001.8.26 20:35 (#180102)

Unfortunately, not all the companies have top dollars to hire graduates from U. of Toronto. -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.26 21:44 (768 bytes. #180183)

别听他吹牛YORK学生入学时的基础多数都比较差，YORK的教学是四不象，毕业就业率并不高。 -guest:; 2001.8.26 21:48 (#180188)

Sorry for mistaking U of Toronto as York University. -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.26 22:58 (1674 bytes. #180307)

Have you attended York U? If not, pls shut up!Now most CS students in York are Chinese who have already hold degree, and average pass rate for first year course is only 30%-40%. -guest:; 2001.8.28 08:44 (#181781)

It is happend in almost all Unversities in Ontario by but students still can not find job after they graduate! -guest:; 2001.8.28 11:57 (#181986)

因为你们没有经验，市场又不好。 -guest:; 2001.8.28 12:01 (#181992)

Then How to handle the problem: NullPointerException ??! -acezl(acezl); 2001.9.6 04:59 (#191316)

[精华] How slumpy is the job market now? -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.23 18:17 (1320 bytes. #177332)

But we just come and how to find those important friends? -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.23 18:22 (#177337)

Sorry, I have no solutions... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.24 08:58 (199 bytes. #177922)

Thanks for your reply. I will try. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.24 12:53 (#178122)

I don't think many of those who have gone abroad for years could have friends as important as jabber. All depend on yourself and luck. -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.24 09:26 (#177944)

I am not a big figure. I am just a piece on the chess board -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.24 11:37 (#178052)

Well, at least better than a piece of whatsoever on a chop board. :) -hearts(hearts); 2001.8.24 12:16 (#178092)

And at least important to someone whom you have chances to give a hand... -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.25 06:31 (#178902)

Yes, yourself 99% and luck 1%. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.24 12:58 (#178126)

like your article, pls keep posting. -mcdonald(麦当劳); 2001.8.24 09:19 (#177940)

jabber's article is essential and to the point. -wuhan(programmer); 2001.8.24 11:04 (#178012)

Your are an apple-polisher -guest:guest; 2001.8.24 11:39 (#178054)

阅。同意。 -wuhan(programmer); 2001.8.24 12:23 (#178100)

You guys are terrific! Thank you for making me laugh.... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.24 14:43 (#178252)

[精华] Comments on a guest's job hunting experience (lesson) --#168056 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.17 22:45 (2230 bytes. #170984)

Thanks for sharing! - You looks like more competent and skillful in hiring. -alan01(alan01); 2001.8.19 22:08 (#172996)

Agree! -guest:; 2001.8.19 22:17 (#173010)

I guess you are right. But that needs your great knoledge and experiences. To criticize others, one himself should have his own stance, that is he should be on a higher lever. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.20 02:48 (45 bytes. #173297)

I think some employers in Canada are too picky but they cannot evaluate people's skill properly. -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.20 17:43 (429 bytes. #173868)

And also as a candidate, I think they care if he could be hired 1000 times than if an interviewer is picky, but if they fell you are picky and then they rejected, they may lost their confidence. So, -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.20 18:03 (165 bytes. #173877)

Right now, it is desparately hard to get an interview, let alone a job offer. .... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.20 18:16 (262 bytes. #173903)

Sorry, in my post it should be they are rejected, they means the candidates. Sorry for making you misunderstood. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.8.20 18:22 (#173916)

[精华] 最近找电脑工作真难呀，我把我的经历写出来，希望得到大家的指点 -guest:; 2001.8.15 20:35 (2415 bytes. #168056)

中国大陆来的人很多都编简历, 现在的雇主都怕了. -guest:guest; 2001.8.15 21:31 (#168136)

现在check reference是委托专业公司与面食同步进行. SIN卡可能是查你的经济信用情况和有无过失(如严重的交通罚单等). 我一朋友进银行工作就查了. 所以不要开快车呀,不要老想着享受驾驶乐趣呀,哈哈 -eglington(_); 2001.8.15 21:52 (#168170)

别灰心，再等等。一边等，一边继续找工。 -syhhy(steed); 2001.8.15 21:54 (#168175)

因为先来的大陆人大部分都写假简历，找到了工作，大家觉得有便宜占，都跟着弄虚作假，结果人家再也不信任你了，后来的就遭罪了。别以为那些洋人好骗， -guest:; 2001.8.15 23:35 (128 bytes. #168327)

这就是我们的悲哀 -macsym(日进斗斤); 2001.8.15 23:38 (#168329)

你還不錯。我一朋友爲了進那個全加拿大最該死的公司，等了足足6個月，終于搬去了渥太華！呵呵，真金也不見得有幾個能禁得住這麽鍊，甭說那些假貨了。 -guest:; 2001.8.16 00:03 (#168353)

我等了两星期就不耐烦了, 刚刚发了一封信过去. 1. my resume is 100% ture, and I'm confident of winning that opportunity with my working experience and expertise. 2. please give me your final definite decision, Yes or No. -songl(风); 2001.8.16 00:09 (#168356)

小母牛变老母牛！！！ -guest:; 2001.8.16 00:19 (#168360)

take care of your words, you make me angry. everybody has been Struggling against the job hunting with sad mood, what you've done is no good for any of us. respect yourself and others as well. -songl(风); 2001.8.16 00:38 (#168384)

terribly sorry.话太粗了。不过你当真那么push人家了？(在心里还是悄悄说一句，你太....了) -guest:; 2001.8.16 23:55 (#169693)

in my opinion, two weeks time window should be enough for an employer to decide whether to hire a particular candidate or not, right? -songl(风); 2001.8.17 00:50 (539 bytes. #169742)

不要失去耐心. 保持联系是必要的, 但不要这样push他们. -eglington(_); 2001.8.16 00:25 (#168372)

Don't lose your hope, However, you may try other job opportunities. -alan01(alan01); 2001.8.16 21:48 (#169508)

thanks. -songl(风); 2001.8.16 23:45 (#169677)

Please do not feel discouraged. Keep trying .... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.17 22:43 (2256 bytes. #170981)

这是少见的例子吧？多数情况是坚持到底，不被interviewer摧毁就是胜利，至少已经尽力，没有错误。 -guest:; 2001.8.17 22:56 (#171002)

that's really make sense. -songl(风); 2001.8.17 23:41 (#171069)

good! you are high hand! -eglington(_); 2001.8.18 00:55 (#171190)

谢谢大家对我的工作这么关心，许多人给了我很大的鼓励，我会继续努力的，直到成功，再次感谢，并预祝大家成功，找到好工作 -guest:; 2001.8.17 23:13 (#171027)

骗的结果是害人害己, 我们公司刚FIRE A CHINESE GUY, SINCE HE LIED ON HIS WORKING EXPERIENCE. 老板说不在请CHINESE, 因为他们的REFERENCE 不容易CHECK. 你现在只到为何新移民机会那么少了把? -guest:madaha; 2001.8.18 00:01 (#171105)

这就是我们最不愿看见的，什么叫一颗老鼠屎害了一锅汤。 -iceman(ICEMAN); 2001.8.18 00:07 (#171122)

同意. 所以极痛恨假简历. 害己更害中国移民. -songl(风); 2001.8.18 00:10 (#171127)

[精华] 病毒的感觉 -bingle(bingle); 2001.8.14 03:22 (1417 bytes. #165907)

我要是女的， -guest:就嫁给Bingle！; 2001.8.14 04:06 (#165931)

你以为别人不知道，你就是个女的！ -danny_chen(蛋泥); 2001.8.14 04:08 (#165933)

@@ 这个guest不是bingle吧, xixi :D -antmm(antmm); 2001.8.14 06:35 (#166006)

你想说的是“Pingle”吧！我早就观察到论坛上有个女孩，她喜欢Bingle已经很久了，一直不敢吐露真情，好可怜呀... ... -danny_chen(蛋泥); 2001.8.14 06:46 (#166008)

人家天天面对,何必时时吐漏心迹呢?:-/ -why(别问我是谁); 2001.8.14 09:09 (#166040)

puke :P -antmm(antmm); 2001.8.14 09:10 (#166041)

你这就是传说中的“此地什么什么”吧。 -danny_chen(蛋泥); 2001.8.14 23:31 (#167008)

首先，bingle早已被注册商标啦，你要是女的MM考虑嫁别人吧；其次，这样轻易言嫁不好，bingle会骄傲的。小公鸡一样骄傲的GGDD太多啦，难道还要再多一只吗？决不，决不！！！ -guest:snowfay; 2001.8.14 15:12 (#166406)

想嫁给bingle么？先作病毒吧。 -susse(半鲜); 2001.8.15 22:14 (#168210)

回想2000年CIH发作的时候，联想PC被感染，主板损坏，硬盘数据丢失，那滋味，就象被洗了一次脑~~苦~~~至死不忘.. -why(别问我是谁); 2001.8.14 04:45 (#165956)

嗯, 很耐人寻味啊! -dropoutinmiami(东北的饺子); 2001.8.14 08:37 (200 bytes. #166019)

正文里不会是‘Hi How are you'之类的东东8？是的话你打开付件就已经中招啦~~ -guest:TP; 2001.8.14 14:51 (#166361)

请问哪位喜欢收集病毒么? -guest:; 2001.8.14 15:01 (#166386)

据一个朋友说，在这成千上万的病毒中，至少有一多半是程序员编程过程中无意制造的，那些程序员并不知道自己写了病毒 -nokidding(nokidding); 2001.8.15 02:36 (#167205)

有道理有道理:D -antmm(antmm); 2001.8.15 10:55 (#167397)

无道理 -ffff(ffff); 2001.8.15 21:39 (6 bytes. #168155)

[精华] SO YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE TOUGH ENOUGH TO GO THROUGH AND TRY TO LEARN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE --- (Part 2) -netwind(网风); 2001.8.12 00:21 (1909 bytes. #163820)

cool! could you tell me where is the Part One? -erinca(erinca); 2001.8.16 17:40 (#169210)

SO YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE TOUGH ENOUGH TO GO THROUGH AND TRY TO LEARN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ( Part 1) -netwind(网风); 2001.8.20 22:18 (1368 bytes. #174174)

I remember I have read these two pieces of writing on rolia before. But anyway, thanks. One question, how many people are real English lovers? Do you people overseas treat it as a must or really love this language? -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.21 06:00 (#174494)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---032 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.11 21:18 (595 bytes. #163612)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---031 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.10 15:23 (339 bytes. #162348)

开始还以为是描述老外鼻子大呢, 看到花粉症才知道是搞错啦. -zjoy(Joy); 2001.8.10 15:26 (#162351)

Paper tissue to blow one's nose, napkins are for foooooood -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.8.10 15:29 (#162352)

Strictly speaking, you are right. I created this posting on the basis of an napkin advertisement -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.10 18:46 (#162550)

napkin is Okay! -guest:guest; 2001.8.10 19:55 (#162580)

toilet paper is also OK, according to an ads. -guest:; 2001.8.12 13:31 (#164147)

I like you hidden-tiger guy. -guest:; 2001.8.10 15:30 (#162353)

我的一个英国朋友，打喷嚏没声，可擤鼻涕时整个楼道都听得清楚。 -rollor(Rollor); 2001.8.10 16:17 (#162428)

没错，这就是老外的习惯。 -beibei(beibei); 2001.8.10 16:19 (#162433)

打喷嚏时有意憋着容易诱发脑溢血。打喷嚏时，气流冲出口鼻的速度快过12级台风风速。憋住可以造成脑压短瞬间急剧增加，岁数大的人很危险。 -guest:这是科学，不是风雅; 2001.8.10 16:43 (#162477)

多谢你解释，从现在开始，我就可以，放心大胆的，肆无忌惮的，打喷嚏了 -rock_jack(The Door); 2001.8.10 16:47 (#162485)

老外有时很可爱。俺那个意大利佬每次打喷嚏都是憋，扑哧一下，既不爽快，也没做到神不知鬼不觉，毫无风雅。后来我一解释。他以后打喷嚏都象张飞，然后来个sorry。洒脱多了。 -guest:; 2001.8.10 17:00 (#162495)

I just got a cold and a runny nose and then I opened my computer, and see you are talking about runny-nose.... :-( -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.10 22:09 (#162684)

One of my co-workers in the office says "Excuse me" whenever he sneezes. The the girl next to him always says"Bless you!". Then he says "Thank you!". -guest:Guest; 2001.8.15 15:23 (61 bytes. #167742)

我打完喷嚏后也想说THANK YOU，可往往还没说出来，第二个喷嚏就又到了，憋又憋不住，只好连续打下去，让别人BLESS去吧。 -rollor(Rollor); 2001.8.15 15:38 (#167760)

你别打晕了，把顺序颠倒了，别人还没说bless, 你这儿就开始thank you -rock_jack(The Door); 2001.8.15 15:42 (#167770)

[精华] This is a simple interview -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.9 09:12 (1029 bytes. #160790)

You begin talking about IT again?^_^ -guest:; 2001.8.9 10:59 (#160941)

I am terribly busy now. And I found talking some trivialities about English langauge is a relaxation ... -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.9 13:43 (#161182)

too easy -macsym(日进斗斤); 2001.8.9 11:26 (#160975)

Nice to hear people say it's easy. :-) ;-) : -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.9 13:38 (158 bytes. #161176)

sign, what kind of people are you looking for. developer? -macsym(日进斗斤); 2001.8.9 13:46 (#161184)

哪里有学习J2EE/EJB的好的教学例子可以下载或搞到的?谢谢! -acezl(笨笨张); 2002.2.5 23:29 (#359781)

直接到sun的网站,download它的tutorial -happy_4_7(饱经磨难的人参果㊣); 2002.2.6 00:51 (#359864)

PetStore,a good example application for learning J2EE, can be downloaded from www.java.sun.com -cuckoo(cuckoo); 2002.2.6 02:56 (#359924)

我知道, 但哪里有详细讲解petstore的资料呀?! -acezl(笨笨张); 2002.2.8 00:46 (#362124)

Here is a link. You can also find other documents from java.sun.com http://java.sun.com/features/2001/12/petstore13.html#source -cuckoo(cuckoo); 2002.2.11 16:59 (#365944)

are u looking for developer here? I like this type of interview,just show what u can do! -xiaoluan0318(ChaosMoon); 2002.2.6 00:50 (#359863)

Don't fooling around here. -laogui(laogui); 2002.2.6 12:10 (#360196)

i really don't like this kind of interview, cos i don't know how to write the code without helpfile, hehe, but i can finish it within 2hours (give me help file& internet) -coolkie(Coolkie); 2002.2.6 13:52 (108 bytes. #360343)

你好像很牛，是大家！ -davidofmine(david); 2002.3.15 12:41 (162 bytes. #404299)

I learned Java less than a month. If you let me use Internet in the interview, I could finish it. God bless! The problem maybe it's hard to get an interview by doing a EJB. Salute! -cornfield(玉米地); 2002.3.15 15:32 (#404561)

Yup, the coding part is not difficult, but the configuration of weblogic is harder than it, especially for the new version. It has changed a lot. :( -smileair(Jerry); 2002.12.6 23:29 (#898884)

对 java 纯不懂... 不过相应的东东如果用 .NET 做的话，应该能在 15 分钟内完成 ---- 如果鼠标好使的话... -xmlhttprequest(xmlhttp); 2002.12.6 23:41 (#898915)

Too easy !!! -smallrainrain(小雨雨); 2002.12.7 00:20 (435 bytes. #898980)

So we can know where you are from the way you set the interview -hibigbrother(verybadchinagirl); 2003.6.12 01:25 (538 bytes. #1235719)

it posted two years ago. how can you find it? -henhen(哼哼,找工ing...); 2003.6.12 07:45 (26 bytes. #1235847)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---030 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.7 17:42 (737 bytes. #159077)

Man put on swimming trunks, Piggy is sexy too ar ar too -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.8.7 18:12 (#159103)

Go to the beach? I guess bikini-clad is a very useful word only for men, when they are so greedy seeing sexy girls :-) -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.8.7 21:30 (#159255)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---028 -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.1 17:09 (1978 bytes. #152794)

:-) -pingle(pingle); 2001.8.1 17:18 (#152810)

Good point. -zjoy(Joy); 2001.8.1 17:24 (#152814)

No disrespect, Winnipeg, University of Winnipeg -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.8.1 18:43 (#152870)

Thank you for corrections -jabber(jabber); 2001.8.2 12:24 (#153530)

[精华] A Java Test from job agency. Please post your answer if you have a lot of knowledge of JAVA -davidofmine(david); 2001.7.31 16:51 (2873 bytes. #151585)

[精华] Jabber's English Note ---024 -jabber(jabber); 2001.7.31 09:33 (383 bytes. #151065)

又学一招,谢谢 -zjoy(Joy); 2001.7.31 12:44 (#151262)

My observation: Those who got a high score in GRE test can tell me the meaning of the word "Inlcement", but most of them do not know how to use it. -jabber(jabber); 2001.7.31 18:06 (#151646)

inclement -guest:过来人; 2001.7.31 18:08 (#151648)

My special english: I call "chicken breast" "chicken chest", I said the vegetables will corrupt. I said put the dish into the pool. My western friend can not say why I am wrong. -guest:lilyba; 2001.7.31 13:12 (#151297)

When I first came here, I asked the waitress for a "Pipe" in stead of "Straw" for the water. Typical Chingilish. -wonton_soup(Wonton Soup); 2001.7.31 13:50 (#151334)

[精华] Jabber's English Note---023 -jabber(jabber); 2001.7.30 18:31 (547 bytes. #150487)

Totalled -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.7.30 18:33 (#150493)

Thank you for correcting my typos. -jabber(jabber); 2001.7.30 18:34 (#150497)

The pleasure was all mine -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.7.30 18:47 (#150507)

It seems that both totaled and totalled are correct. -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.7.30 21:06 (#150619)

Canadian English ar -slimpiggy(瘦猪犹如插翅虎); 2001.7.30 21:12 (#150625)

I see la :-) :-) -birdincage(birdincage); 2001.7.30 21:29 (#150649)

So good to know it! -zjoy(Joy); 2001.7.30 18:36 (#150499)

[精华] Jabber's toy code---003---class literals -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.25 12:52 (1244 bytes. #111410)

[精华] Jabber's toy code--002---Beep, beep, beep! -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.21 08:57 (1445 bytes. #108091)

It's interesting to see that the Toolkit package is under AWT. The only thing is you can't specify the frequency and time of the beep. -hailstorm(鹏飞北溟); 2001.6.21 11:07 (#108198)

the Factory Pattern is widely used in JDK.such as net and RMI -youngmind(jordan); 2001.6.21 22:32 (#108685)

[精华] Learn from numnum---try to answer Wendywendy's question -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.20 13:40 (1720 bytes. #107199)

wow, I don't know you are also good at C++. But I guess all the languages are similar to each other. I am still a little surprised when I saw "try...catch" in C++. -hailstorm(鹏飞北溟); 2001.6.20 13:43 (#107214)

Thank you for encouragement. I am quite green in C++. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.20 16:47 (#107302)

It's great! Thanks for the details, jabber -numnum(numnum); 2001.6.20 17:27 (#107332)

Thank u ,Jabber, I am so glad to see you again. -wendywendy(wind); 2001.6.20 23:48 (#107781)

what's "pure virtual destructor"? -guest:guest; 2001.6.20 23:51 (#107785)

Here is an example... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.21 08:37 (177 bytes. #108082)

[精华] Don't come to USA before.... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.19 12:56 (1455 bytes. #106023)

Even after you get the GC, you still have to stay in US for at least half a year each year, until you get your US citizenship, the process of which can take up to 7 years after your GC approval. -numnum(numnum); 2001.6.19 13:08 (#106032)

So glad to hear from you again. -bloor(不老); 2001.6.19 13:11 (#106035)

need more on working in the US...... -tweety(RedMenace); 2001.6.19 14:07 (513 bytes. #106069)

You will have a year of "practical training" after you get out of the school, during this one year period, you are free to work for anybody. You need to file for H-1B visa in this one year. -numnum(numnum); 2001.6.19 14:13 (#106071)

when they ask 'r u legal to work in the states?' equals to 'r u citizen, GC holder or TN-1 visa holder?' if u need to get H-1, tell them that 'u need H-1 sponsorship.' that's it. -speed(如风); 2001.6.19 15:51 (#106129)

jabber,read this. #105897 -pangpang(babyface); 2001.6.19 15:00 (#106095)

[精华] Evaluation Report of Bob Smith----Not for humor-impaired -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.7 12:05 (1130 bytes. #93393)

nice -bloor(不算太老); 2001.6.7 13:12 (#93458)

Ha Ha. -magnolia(辛夷); 2001.6.7 13:57 (#93526)

poor bob, like me, haha... -bluespirt(聪聪); 2001.6.7 14:14 (#93544)

good job. I am wonder is there any evaluation report of programmer. I am really interesting in the different evaluation between a diligent guy and a loose one like me, the different between a chinese guy and a westerner guy. -guest:wager; 2001.6.7 15:13 (#93608)

哈哈。VERY GOOD。 -rollor(Rollor); 2001.6.7 16:13 (#93659)

It's funny.But I wonder what made Rumba laugh into tears last time?I can not find anything interesting there. -agirl(agirl); 2001.6.7 22:21 (#94046)

Just an addendum. It is not my work. I need a second life to create such a funny composition. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.8 09:37 (#94619)

[精华] To 飞翔的鱼 -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 13:12 (821 bytes. #92014)

not be too serious. Most friends know you are warm-hearted guy. Of course, we have to fit to job hunting style. Chating is another story. don't exit. -guest:new immi; 2001.6.6 13:52 (#92056)

给您的回复 -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.6 14:36 (838 bytes. #92112)

哈哈，同意！ -yellow(yellow); 2001.6.6 14:50 (#92125)

Among others, you are not at fault and you don't need apologize -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 16:22 (3677 bytes. #92204)

理解 -foureyecatcat(飞翔的鱼); 2001.6.6 17:27 (#92320)

看了两位的对答，觉得两位都挺不错的，感触也挺多，不过没时间灌水。。。 -danielli(热干面); 2001.6.7 01:25 (#92825)

好兄弟，别说了，我知道大家都不容易。 -rumba(rumba); 2001.6.6 19:30 (269 bytes. #92420)

I could not help following your posting -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 21:47 (495 bytes. #92545)

I felt Jabber's character is just like my old father so sometimes I could understand. My father is very diligent, serious, talented but sort of uneased. -ely(Ely); 2001.6.6 21:54 (#92564)

Sounds like your father is a PH.D. too. -winterblue(winterblue); 2001.6.6 22:17 (#92605)

It doesn't matter.I mean the character. Even the favor of teaching and sharing as well as the pride of doing that. and as I said, the sense of burden -ely(Ely); 2001.6.6 22:24 (#92615)

You are a nice guy but you must be careful when you post something like "I failed two job cadidates today". -coolguy(coolguy); 2001.6.7 10:17 (323 bytes. #93211)

Among all the postings that follow my original one, yours is thoughtful. I thank you sincerely for your comments. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.7 11:09 (#93285)

对待新移民象春天般的温暖；对待ROLIA网友象夏天般的火热；对待国内准移民的某些幻想象秋风扫落叶一般；对待不合格的CANDIDATE象冬天般的冷酷无情。 —— 摘自《Jabber日记》 -heater(肠子); 2001.6.6 20:11 (#92437)

不许搞笑，呵呵。 -pandora(Sarah); 2001.6.6 20:14 (#92440)

Why not? I just opened a Pandora's box . -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 21:33 (#92521)

恩？我……害怕。 -pandora(Sarah); 2001.6.6 21:59 (#92574)

三个月以前你是被当作秋天对待的；现在你是被当作夏天对待的；过一段时间你就会被当做春天对待，因为你登陆了；最后在你找到工作之前你是被当作冬天对待的。需要心理素质：) -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.6.6 21:59 (#92573)

忽冷忽热爱感冒，还需要身体素质。 -bingle(bingle); 2001.6.6 22:31 (#92627)

从今儿起，临睡前喝的牛奶由一杯改为二杯，以便增肥。 -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.6.6 22:37 (#92633)

小心尿炕。 -heater(肠子); 2001.6.6 22:49 (#92653)

还可以洗肠子：} -danielli(热干面); 2001.6.7 01:22 (#92821)

画大大大地图了了不得 -guest:buddy; 2001.6.7 10:39 (#93241)

I have no choice because it is most happy times now. After landing I believe it will be really winter soon. If we don't exercise ourself like bingle said, who know what will happened. -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.6.7 11:05 (#93282)

[精华] Are you over-qualified for this position -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 12:45 (783 bytes. #91975)

I guess he still has two options: -guest:Guest; 2001.6.6 13:49 (426 bytes. #92052)

How can that happen ? Coz , if one guy ,once , was overqualified , it's not his fault , right ? It is his/her former boss who overqualified him/her . He shouldn't take the panety . -acezl(acezl); 2001.6.8 02:17 (#94357)

[精华] We have hired a lead developer (team leader). -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:42 (1241 bytes. #91836)

What's "Java Web Start" ?? -acezl(acezl); 2001.6.8 02:20 (#94359)

A new tech from Sun. You can find it at Javasoft's web site -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.8 09:23 (#94599)

[精华] I failed two job candidates today -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.5 21:54 (740 bytes. #91144)

You are real bull, NB, post your daily work report here, hehe... -bluespirt(聪聪); 2001.6.5 22:09 (#91179)

同胞也给费了？没给多点机会么？ -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.5 22:13 (#91186)

我看你的英文也就那么回事。不好意思，得罪了，我说实话。 -yixuan(依煊); 2001.6.5 22:17 (#91193)

哈哈，同意！做到能废人的职位是挺值得自豪的，不过废人本身这件事真的没什么好说的，想想谁当初不是经过被人废这一步走过来的呢，那俩人一个学历那么高，一个经验那么多，心里定不好过 -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.5 22:23 (#91205)

做到那职位又怎么样呢？ -yixuan(依煊); 2001.6.5 22:34 (#91232)

我倒不觉得。我看jabber的本意是说大家要端正态度。如果都象第二个guy那样，到哪儿不都得被废？ -heater(肠子); 2001.6.5 22:42 (#91251)

握手，jabber的本意明眼人一看便知，找工的人应该从中吸取教训。我很喜欢jabber的文章，倒是有些人不知什么心理作怪。 -guest:; 2001.6.5 22:52 (#91269)

呵呵，有句老话：看不得穷人吃肉。:D -bingle(bingle); 2001.6.5 22:55 (#91275)

没人说他的文章没用，他的态度，嘿嘿。。。。。 -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.5 23:01 (#91283)

You have understood me. I just want to explain two points... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 09:54 (1121 bytes. #91782)

Jabber did make the points. As a previous manager, unemployed now..:P, I would say attitude, personality, professionalism are much more important than your technical skill sets. -speed(如风); 2001.6.6 10:09 (#91794)

btw, r u involved in jabber IM? or u just love jabber IM? -speed(如风); 2001.6.6 10:10 (#91797)

What does IM mean? -guest:; 2001.6.12 22:54 (#99131)

From the question you asked I know that you are not a guy from Computer Science. And you question does offend, especially those with 20 years experience. -guest:guest; 2001.6.6 11:14 (519 bytes. #91882)

Thank you for your comments. Presumably, you are very good.... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 12:22 (929 bytes. #91957)

INTERVER有权力问任何问题，但不能保证这些问题都是合理和恰当的，不合格的INTERVER 和不合格的INTERVEE一样多，只是INTERVEE更处在被动的地位；好的INTERVER绝不是发现一个不合格的INTERVEE，而是发现一个潜在的合格的INTERVEE，这对两者都是很重要的。。 -fxid(枫下客); 2001.6.6 13:18 (#92020)

You made the point. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 16:44 (#92227)

I think it can't be over-emphasized how important it is for an interviewee to have enthusiasm towards the position he is applying for.... -guest:Guest; 2001.6.6 14:11 (1055 bytes. #92072)

agree, in my interview 2y ago i showed both (really!) and i got the offer -guest:; 2001.6.6 16:49 (1207 bytes. #92238)

1. Normally a CS guy can code, so don't question their capabilities on coding or sort of detail, even they don't yet know a specific language at interview time. -guest:guest; 2001.6.6 14:29 (330 bytes. #92100)

How high is your position? :-):-) -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:08 (331 bytes. #91795)

Jabber seems not a rational person. It's pretty dangerous to put such person in a kind of management position. The perfect engineer is only existing in his imagine. Think about Jabber himself, does he have 10 years programming experience? -guest:; 2001.6.6 14:21 (#92086)

Agree with you, I think his skill is even worse, kind of superficialness, Just think about it, he is not a master in MS technology(he mentoined this half a year ago),as a contractor, -uid(miracle); 2001.6.6 22:35 (401 bytes. #92629)

If you don't mind, can you please tell us what kind of opening it is? -bingle(bingle); 2001.6.5 22:18 (#91194)

Hei, man, the EE PH.D you fail can find a job much better than you very qucikly, do you agree? I am strange that he go to find a job of Java programmer. -rumba(rumba); 2001.6.5 22:26 (#91215)

哈哈哈哈~~~~爽！ -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.5 22:28 (#91217)

做事有可为有不可为，申请职位一样，一个职位数十人中只能有一个人最合适，JABBER 将其中的不合适者及原因分析POST出来，对大家只有好处 -guest:; 2001.6.6 02:57 (#91552)

我知错了 -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.6 03:08 (#91561)

Jabber，你能否多收集一些别人的废人和被废的经历，以食读者。 -heater(肠子); 2001.6.5 22:55 (#91274)

Don't .......以食读者! Horrible! -guest:guest; 2001.6.5 22:57 (#91278)

按照作者名Jabber搜索，你会发现Jabber非常多的小文章，对于IT技术、IT找工作、英语学习非常有用。 -bingle(bingle); 2001.6.5 23:04 (#91285)

违反职业道德。那些简历是应该存档或销毁的。 -rollor(Rollor); 2001.6.6 09:25 (#91737)

I have ever had a fiasco (a big failure, or a waterloo) two years ago... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:02 (234 bytes. #91789)

I don't understand what you want to say. -alice366(webgirl); 2001.6.6 11:45 (#91918)

I don't think you hold any hatred against out countrymen -youngmind(jordan); 2001.6.13 02:29 (#99369)

职业技能与就业机会看来真不是线性函数啊。jabber是我在ROLIA上最敬佩的人士，他将他的经验及经历与我们分享，这真是令人敬佩，不是一些所谓网友所比的啊。 -huofu(huofu); 2001.6.5 23:05 (#91289)

哈哈，jabber的pp上都是你的大手印了~~~ -guest:飞翔的鱼; 2001.6.5 23:07 (#91296)

啪！啪！俺也来拍几下。将来Jabber废俺的时候，也好考虑考虑今天这几下。 -heater(肠子); 2001.6.6 00:25 (#91381)

我也来给含冤受屈的jabber同志平反 -bubble(bubble); 2001.6.6 00:32 (#91399)

I'm VERY sorry. 误用“同志”，措辞不当。这回不小心拍到马腿上了，不好意思 -bubble(bubble); 2001.6.6 00:35 (#91405)

You have tapped on the horse heels....: Haha -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:11 (#91798)

Look,that' the reason those "real technology specialist" dare not post their articles.The post is misunderstood because of some readers' tough career.So Jabber is a brave man.Show my respect to him. -agirl(agirl); 2001.6.6 01:31 (#91468)

真是大快人心。我一直以为坛子里的各位都是被废的主(包括我自己)，没想到也有废别人的主，太好了！看来华人在加混的还不错。 -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.6.6 01:50 (#91490)

首先人家在美国，第二点是个女生。 -pangpang(babyface); 2001.6.6 09:25 (#91738)

You did well! Otherwise, he will waste time and be buried by sand in e-commerce. He should be scientist in Ball Lab or researcher in Nortel. or junior Architect in small Telecom company -guest:new immi; 2001.6.6 02:07 (#91506)

I completely understand your point. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:18 (223 bytes. #91802)

If I were boss, I couldn't hire him. That's overqualified. Match, please remember -guest:old Yimin; 2001.6.6 10:31 (#91821)

阿毛阿狗，几乎所有找不到工作的人都 in e-coomerce field。 It is unblievable for a EE PhD to apply Java position. -guest:EE; 2001.6.6 02:14 (#91512)

It is not an anomaly for a Ph. D to be programmer. Some of them are good programmers, some are poor. Please do not evaluate people simply on the basis of their education, dipoma, degrees... -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:20 (#91804)

Common guys! Why not trying to learn something from it instead of being a sour grape...grow up and be mature. -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.6 02:17 (#91516)

明摆是给各位提供interview的经验！而且是应前面帖子要求的！！！！ -guest:！！！！; 2001.6.6 02:32 (#91531)

PhD in EE from the States failed for Java programming?? It's good news. He shoudl find one position matched his major. -coolguy(coolguy); 2001.6.6 10:13 (#91799)

EE is no longer hot in USA. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 10:43 (#91839)

Really? As far as I know, Lucent and Nortel, etc still hire hardware engineers in recent days. Honestly all of my classmates are not laid off once until right now. Even for all og my previous co-workers!! Get a life, man!! -coolguy(coolguy); 2001.6.6 11:00 (#91858)

How about firmware prospect? -guest:new immi; 2001.6.6 11:05 (#91866)

Firmware is good too! -coolguy(coolguy); 2001.6.6 11:25 (1126 bytes. #91888)

exactly! as long as I insist on for a while, finally I may come into a good field. so called Computer is flooding as EE said "阿毛阿狗，几乎所有找不到工作的人都 in e-coomerce field" -guest:new immi; 2001.6.6 11:43 (#91914)

Hahaha, jabber, you are really humor!!! I almost laugh to tear. -rumba(rumba); 2001.6.6 12:45 (#91976)

YOU GOT IT! -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 17:02 (#92254)

不知道是我小心眼还是怎么（但是我自己不这么认为），读了jabber这篇文章，我也觉得他有点在摆。或许他用英语没有表达清楚，还是根本没有考虑别人的感受。 -yellow(yellow); 2001.6.6 13:22 (#92024)

I think I have conveyed my ideas clearly. :-)-:) -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 17:01 (181 bytes. #92252)

不是你小心眼. 我觉得JABBER实际上是自视甚高的., 偶尔言语中就会给人一点"摆"的感觉. 很多出色的人都会有一点. 他们自己通常感觉不到. -winterblue(winterblue); 2001.6.6 22:13 (#92599)

ones have different styles and criteria while considering a candidate, but I don't agree with Jabber's "I suggested my CTO not consider him any more." I felt jabber might have allowed his personal feeling to influence his decision in this case. -ely(Ely); 2001.6.6 13:39 (#92042)

Miss Ely, I am scared by your criticisms. :-) :-) -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.6 16:54 (#92242)

Ah-eh, am I that scary? BTW, I found it is much more difficult driving on the road of IT than what I expected one year ago. It's so bumping and what is worse, I'm on the half way.. -ely(Ely); 2001.6.6 20:00 (#92430)

you'd better not to expect that a firendly interviwer will interview you.jabber is the one of them.behave confident and prepare carefully,ok? -youngmind(jordan); 2001.6.13 02:40 (#99377)

[精华] 再提一个在加找工作的问题：网络安全方面(如Firewall等) 前景如何？对English 要求怎样？如今Programmer太多，Cisco方面的机会似乎多数人不看好，希望Jabber,火姐等等前辈多多指教。 -visa001(visa001); 2001.6.5 02:42 (#90418)

网络安全的前景应该不错, 看看前一阵的中美黑客战就知道现在的网络安全性有多差了. 可是现在这年月, 什么都不景气, 谁知道呢. 如果你对网络安全感兴趣, 我倒有些建议 -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.5 18:29 (2037 bytes. #90948)

太有用了。多谢多谢。 -guest:maomao; 2001.6.5 18:39 (#90955)

可惜书基本上很难买，有地方下载电子版吗 -gillgill(巧克力); 2001.6.7 04:59 (#92969)

你看这个站点能不能上去。前面有人说上不去？！ URL -heater(肠子); 2001.6.7 05:03 (#92975)

Handbook of Information Security Management URL -shu(shu); 2002.4.21 16:40 (#472710)

该贴也值得进FAQ. -heater(肠子); 2001.6.5 20:30 (#91018)

难道你真是封了Rolia的人？ -pyramid(金字塔); 2001.6.7 04:18 (#92924)

I am happy to have seen another guy who has a clear-cut picture of his working field. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.5 21:40 (#91125)

Thank you ! You had answered my further questions. BTW, what is your web site? Maybe we could discuss something. -visa001(visa001); 2001.6.5 23:07 (#91293)

Sorry, I don't have one yet :-) But I promise I'll put up one. What further questions I answered? I thought I forgot to answer one of your questions, that is English... -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.6 03:18 (1611 bytes. #91575)

Oh, sure we can discuss things. I like discussing technical stuff. -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.6 03:22 (#91578)

Dennis! palease give a hand. Do you have any idea on this? -guest:TCP/IP novice; 2001.6.5 23:32 (586 bytes. #91329)

你是这里真正的高手！如此清晰的条理，确实适合做安全分析。不过网络安全还有开发的一方面，例如PKI工程师。不知道你是不是也穿黑西服戴墨镜？ -mildkiller(温柔杀手); 2001.6.6 22:01 (#92581)

As I said in a previous post, I am no expert. Just so you know, I'm not even CS major. -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.7 02:53 (382 bytes. #92861)

PKI:Public Key Infrastructure。网络安全一般包括安全管理/审核和开发，例如PDA,VPN Box,Firewall等产品的R&D，更理论的就是加密算法和结构模式的研究了。 -mildkiller(温柔杀手); 2001.6.7 22:51 (#94125)

Thanks mildkiller. I know what PKI is, I just never heard of PKI engineer. -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.8 13:13 (226 bytes. #94905)

我查了以下贴发现了这篇不知这位大虾是否已经整理好小弟正在被赶鸭子上架作SSL方面的programming -pain4happiness(wolf); 2002.4.20 22:43 (101 bytes. #471705)

PGP 有open的source code吗？ -smile_tree(XO级水瓶); 2002.4.21 12:52 (#472480)

当然有了，PGP从一开始就是Open Source的 URL -dennis2(Dennis); 2002.4.21 13:35 (#472525)

Whatever field you are in, you can get a job if 1) Your skill set is comprehensive; 2) Your communication (including English) is good. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.5 21:35 (#91120)

Indeed. I'd add another one: 3) Good Atitude, always willing to learn and feel happy about it. -dennis2(dennis2); 2001.6.6 01:37 (#91475)

还用说么,没看到现在招人都招不到么,给多少钱都招不到人,只不过学的时候东西多一些. -f16(F16); 2002.4.20 23:46 (#471883)

I am very glad that someone is interested in this area. I am planning to take CISSP test by the end of the year. Maybe we can form a study group and learn all these things together. -shu(shu); 2002.4.21 10:38 (#472377)

that is a long way to go, good luck -avacao(吃草的大老虎白白胖胖); 2002.4.21 13:48 (#472534)

Thanks. But I have to get it, although it's hard. -shu(shu); 2002.4.21 16:39 (#472709)

[精华] 程序员应具备的素质－拨乱反正篇(转贴自心意网) -pingle(pingle); 2001.6.3 23:41 (14486 bytes. #89223)

True. Software Engineering is extremely important. But people always neglect it. Coding is only 50% for a programmer. -hailstorm(鹏飞北溟); 2001.6.4 00:00 (#89244)

好文！我想此文对准备面食的CP同仁一定也同样有帮助. -doudougao(豆豆); 2001.6.4 00:04 (#89250)

的确好文！ -heian(黑暗天使); 2001.6.4 00:07 (#89253)

在洋人的社会了只要你会写CODE就行了，知道的多也没有机会让你用！ -guest:瞎操心; 2001.6.4 00:08 (#89254)

这是增长自己的水平，行行出状元，怎么能这么说 -heian(黑暗天使); 2001.6.4 00:12 (#89257)

TOTALLY WRONG! 写代码的人是否参与设计，和身在什么国家没有任何关系，而和公司的开发模式有关系。只有一些大公司喜欢把设计和写代码的人完全分开，设计的人绝不写代码，写代码的人从不设计。 -bingle(bingle); 2001.6.4 00:25 (#89270)

这里搞ARCHITECTURE的多数是洋人，PROGRAMMER多数是中印。 -guest:; 2001.6.4 00:27 (#89272)

所谓加拿大经验有一条就是知道对方要的人的标准往里套，不是无限吹一些和你POSITION无关的东西，哪怕你的水平确实高！这事我最近面试的经验！ -guest:; 2001.6.4 00:36 (#89278)

无限吹 ... 太狠了！：） -maladuona(马拉多纳); 2001.6.4 00:38 (#89279)

你能理解什么叫TEAMWORK吗？ -guest:; 2001.6.4 00:39 (#89280)

别以为洋人都很公平，NICE，他们也怕你端了他的饭碗。 -guest:; 2001.6.4 00:41 (#89283)

不对，还是跟在什么公司有关。 -guest:; 2001.6.4 00:33 (#89275)

国外的项目就是这样，programmer=coder，也就是搬运工，蓝领。现在的软件开发已经是按照工程学来进行了。 -why(why); 2001.6.4 00:51 (#89290)

Absolutely a good article! Based upon my undertstanding of this article, I decide to shut up. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.4 09:07 (#89480)

小孩子不懂事，别和他们一般见识！ -guest:; 2001.6.4 09:28 (#89494)

Actually, I appreciate 90% of the points in that article. The words in that article sound harsh, but they are to the point. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.4 12:20 (#89621)

:)Jabber is so proud,he says he himself is a "real technology specialist". Anyway, please keep jabbering. -agirl(agirl); 2001.6.5 03:52 (#90452)

Really? It seems I have never said that... You put a wrong hat on my head, but I like it. -jabber(jabber); 2001.6.9 12:02 (#95876)

I feel so sorry to disturb you,it's only a joke.(I said that according to the last paragraph of this article.)I have learnt a lot from you. -agirl(agirl); 2001.6.10 20:16 (#97029)

A very good summary! Thanks for the posting! -guest:10 Yr Programmer; 2001.6.4 13:43 (713 bytes. #89703)

Thanks a lot, absolutely helpful for every Chinese IT guy. -guest:; 2001.6.9 12:24 (#95893)

文章不错, 但也只是谈了一些基本的常识. -guest:; 2001.6.9 16:12 (#95977)

文章很好，但说的是谁都明白的大道理，万丈高楼从地起，对刚转行的朋友来说。好想要求太高了。没有几年经验的人看soft engeering, design patterns好想是不如看master *** in 30 days. -guest:初学者; 2001.6.13 21:10 (#100405)

Absolutely a good article! For beginners, this is the right way to go. I suggest everyone who wants to be successful in software industry to print out a copy of this article and put it beside pillow. -turbo(起舞弄清影); 2001.6.14 00:54 (#100710)

[精华] Some Java interview questions -jabber(jabber); 2001.5.29 16:43 (982 bytes. #84271)

Are you sure the interviewer will ask such java design pattern question?? If yes , that would be so terrible . -acezl(acezl); 2001.5.30 01:38 (#84651)

I am using these questions to phone screen candidates. -jabber(jabber); 2001.5.30 13:13 (326 bytes. #85097)

My 2 cents here: LDAP is hierachical, non relational, the advantage is performance for reading... -redplanet(March the 1st); 2001.11.10 15:51 (#256932)

[精华] Java job interview questions: Not too hard -jabber(jabber); 2001.5.24 21:27 (2956 bytes. #80151)

Hey, thank you so much . u r really helpful . -acezl(acezl); 2001.5.24 21:25 (#80293)

hi jobber, can you tell me the answer of this question from you -allenzhouca(dodo); 2001.5.26 01:06 (291 bytes. #81282)

Here you are.... -jabber(jabber); 2001.5.26 09:33 (1774 bytes. #81541)

[精华] news server for @HOME users -bxy(西岭); 2001.4.27 22:52 (3834 bytes. #55782)

[精华] My 007 experience in this year!! -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.10 12:13 (1574 bytes. #43001)

残酷的资本主义市场经济。 -rolling(Rollor); 2001.4.10 12:38 (#43008)

thanks, you are the first one who reply my post in this formu. -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.10 12:42 (#43010)

don't forget me. hahaha -firefox99(firefox99); 2001.4.10 13:07 (#43021)

of course, You are the one I knew earlier than this forum!!!. -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.10 13:09 (#43022)

Your English seems not very good. This may be why u were fired. So just study hard to improve ur English. -frank2001(mouse); 2001.4.11 01:08 (#43513)

thanks -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.11 11:26 (#43730)

Don't be annoyed too much by the comment. We are making progress in our language skills everyday, while your English is not a problem. Nobody speaks perfect English. -rolling(Rollor); 2001.4.11 15:01 (#43851)

I know my disadvantage. and not only english, culture and background all these thing made me not competant as native guys. But comparing with one year ago(landing), I already be pround for my english progress. -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.11 16:59 (#43912)

Now sometimes I even could make a joking with my co-worker, 1 year ago, for avoiding talking with them, everyday I low my head so deep in company. Now winter is almost over for me -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.4.11 17:00 (#43913)

good luck for you! who can speak good english. even some guy think himself speaks exerllent english, in canadian, you just speak like zhaobenshan in beijing -guest:yang; 2001.4.19 23:54 (#49365)

Go ahead. You will success. -zhoujun(不羁的风); 2001.5.7 09:50 (#62889)

It's not a big deal. You can find another job in no time if you lose your current job since you've been working in Canada for over one year. Good luck! -shu(shu); 2001.5.4 23:47 (#61101)

She's much better than you guy -canigia(风之子); 2001.5.11 14:39 (#67446)

Thank you for sharing the experience with us.I am very pessimistic [pesI5mIstIk] adj.悲观的, 厌世的 cheerless cynical gloomy joyless unhappy optimistic with my future.I even don't know whether I should go CA. -xin(小妮); 2001.5.9 07:12 (111 bytes. #64794)

Where do u work ? can I have the name ? -acezl(acezl); 2001.5.10 21:49 (#66724)

Just one question: Do you work as a database professional? thanks -ping(Laser); 2001.5.10 22:14 (#66739)

My above question is to uglyduck, thanks again. -ping(Laser); 2001.5.10 22:16 (#66741)

yes. I am a DBA -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.5.11 15:50 (#67506)

thanks for replying me. I just thought DBA must be stable on the job market. How come a company can lay off DBA? If you don't mind, could you explain that to me? ...... -ping(Laser); 2001.5.11 21:35 (107 bytes. #67721)

Coz that company I worked in , they transfer their strategy into marketing, they didn't develop on technical anymore. -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.5.14 14:42 (282 bytes. #70290)

that is database developer/programmer/analyst job, they should not be called DBA. -guest:lili; 2001.5.14 19:13 (#70415)

heihei, but my title is DBA. and I don't use any coding language except T-SQL or PL/SQL -blackswan(uglyduck); 2001.5.15 13:40 (#71398)

[精华] Hi,Jabber,Do you think market of java is shrinking now? -zlx(steven); 2001.4.7 10:56 (570 bytes. #41574)

Dear Steven, Java is still alive. -jabber(jabber); 2001.4.7 12:30 (1648 bytes. #41615)

I agree with you and I just worry about the near future of java if the speed of java donot improve. -zlx(steven); 2001.4.8 12:44 (#41990)

Java is still very hot, especially in J2EE. The only reason you can't find a job is you don't have working experience here. Keep trying and good luck. -shu(shu); 2001.4.24 15:16 (#52575)

Shu: do u work as a java developer in Canada NOW ? I will be applying for a java related job soon , can you give me some suggestions on that ? Thank you in adance . -acezl(acezl); 2001.4.27 23:20 (#55801)

sure, send me an email so that i can contact you personally. -shu(shu); 2001.4.29 19:51 (#57240)

[精华] 微软的 .Net 平台还未出师就遭遇尴尬。(转载) -guest:guest; 2001.4.6 02:12 (913 bytes. #41094)

[精华] Visual Basic宣告死亡 -guest:f; 2001.4.5 02:11 (5547 bytes. #40693)

That is a good news for java programmer! -major(pine); 2001.4.5 02:38 (#40698)

A lot of good points in this article. -jabber(jabber); 2001.4.5 08:05 (#40738)

I agree the point. But how about the fate of visual C++?