Reminder: Career Compass Web job matrices meeting

>Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 16:29:28 -0700
>To: Webnet <webnet-listlistlink.berkeley.edu>
>From: Sarah Jones <sarahsocrates.berkeley.edu>
>Subject: [Webnet] Reminder: Career Compass Web job
matrices meeting
>
>
>Hi
>
>Just to remind you that this meeting is coming up Monday
at noon.
>
>Also I want to remind you that we are focusing on jobs
that are Web 
>related in both the Communications and IT fields.
Micronet has a 
>meeting focusing on the entire IT job field coming up on
August 21 
>at 10:30 AM in 150 University Hall.
>
>FYI: We will not be providing copies of the matrices at
the meeting. 
>However, there is a new FAQ on the site that tells you
how to print 
>the various job family matrices. One hint (not given in
the FAQ) is 
>to change the scale in the Excel Page Setup window. Of
course, it 
>also helps to print on legal size rather than standard
size paper.
>
>See you at noon on Monday!
>
>
>Sarah
>
>>Hi everyone,
>>
>>We have scheduled a Webnet meeting for a discussion
with the HR Career
>>Compass folks who are developing the job matrices
for both the 
>>Electronic Communications and IT Web work. They are
looking for 
>>helpful feedback on these job matrices from those of
us who are 
>>doing Web work as part or all of our job.
>>
>>We hope you can join Julie Kolar (Electronic
Communications matrix) 
>>and Karen Berardi (Information Technology matrix)
for a short 
>>presentation and longer audience discussion on:
>>  	Monday, 13 August
>>  	150 University Hall
>>  	Noon - 1:30
>>
>>The job family matrices for the Electronic
Communications family 
>>are on the Career Compass web site at:
>>http://careercompass.berkeley.edu/jobstandar
ds/mappingtool/comm.html
>>
>>The Information Technology job field matrices are
at:
>>http://careercompass.berkeley.edu/jobsta
ndards/mappingtool/infotech.html
>>
>>Sarah Jones


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