Rek:TPVS Consultant (Transportation Planning and Vehicle

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ronald.holzwart

Hi,
Please find the requirement below and answer ASAP with updated resume
and contact details....
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TPVS Consultant (Transportation Planning and Vehicle Scheduling)

Location: Colorado
Duration: 4 + Months
Rate: Open

********US Citizens only************

We need a very senior and experienced TPVS resource.
This resource would need to travel to Colorado and the engagement is
expected to last till 03/31/08.
TPVS stands for Transportation Planning and Vehicle Scheduling, a
module within the SCM suite of applications.
This is a niche skill set and hard to find.
The resource should preferably have upgrade experience if not
implementation experience in a custom environment would be a close
second qualifying option
 
So posting here to save some money probably means that your company is too
cheap to advertise the right way. If you company posts in these forums, you
are violating the rules.

If you violate the rules, what else does your company violate? I'll bet you
don't treat employees that well either. You are not making a very good
impression.
 
"We need a very senior and experienced TPVS resource."

By 'resource' do you mean employee? I was curious b/c this weekend, I was
going to take the wife and daughter to dinner. I was thinking of saying
"Honey, can you stop by school at the end of the day and pick up the junior
and inexperienced resource and get her ready for dinner?" Or "Can you call
both of our Senior and Very experienced Resources and tell them that we'll
be arriving with the Junior and Inexperience Resource at 12:00 PM Chrismas
eve. If it sounds smart and edgy to call employees resources, the same
should hold for family members, no? Not sure how mom and pop would respond
to being called "Senior and experienced resource" but I'll have to give it a
try.
 
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