Recently I was "downsized" from my work at Texas Instruments. There were a substantial number of people informed that their "position had been eliminated" in IT at TI. Unfortunately, in this economy job hunting is a full time job so I haven't gotten back to this blog to add more comments. To see my full profile and recommendations for my Applications Analyst work at TI see: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jeristeele .
I am working my network and have spent most of this week on the resume, building my network and getting the resume posted to most of the high tech job boards. My dream job would be combine my interests in genealogy, history, trains, or public speaking with my IT extensive experience. I've already been asked to pass along my hints for using Google docs and notebook to job searching. I will be making video-casts of these this weekend.
The Internet web 2.0 technologies have made this an exciting time to be in the computer field and I'm sure there are many opportunities to use my skills. (How's that for optimism!) Onward and upward!
About Me
- Jeri J Steele
- Carrollton, TX, United States
- Jeri is a fifth generation Texan. She has been a professional genealogist for over 10 years. Her specialties are North and East Texas research and the use of technology in genealogical research. In her ‘other’ life Jeri is a Sr. Applications Analyst for Texas Instruments where she works on Security and Disaster Recovery in Supply Chain Systems. She enjoys bringing together her interests in computers and the genealogy world where she co-leads The Master Genealogist Special Interest Group of the Dallas Genealogical Society. Jeri has also been a member of Toastmasters International for over 20 years and has achieved the rank of Distinguished Toastmaster.
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