Hey everyone. I'm not unemployed: my job situation is just stuck in a rut (not counting the awesome work I have the privilege of doing for VCF!), so I decided to expand my horizons. I had an "Ah-ha!" moment last night. I figured out that "IT communications specialist" is a real thing for which large-ish companies hire people like me. For example: new company-wide IT changes? Complicated security trends? Problems with policy documentation? Need to explain to all the non-IT people what the heck virtualization is and why they should care? And so on ... there are a million topics to keep such a person busy. Most of the time this job is burdened to a junior IT staffer who can't write, CIO who's out of touch with the masses, or HR worker who doesn't understand the technology. So, if you're on this list and you know of such a need at a big-ish company, then hire me! I'll be the guy who explains all things IT to everyone outside the department. Here is my resume. Feel free to distribute as you see fit: http://snarc.net/ek_res_comms.pdf. Thanks!! PS. Please refrain from personal commentary about my goal or off-topic replies. -- Evan Koblentz, executive director Vintage Computer Federation www.vcfed.org evan@vcfed.org (646) 546-9999 VCF is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization