Why we need girls in IT

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Troll replied

9 March 2007, 11:39
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

Here is a job that is much more suitable for you girlies

Business Analysts with pricing and shopping experience in travel industry
ACCOUNTABILITIES/DUTIES:

Acts independently
Leads
successful delivery,
Responsible

Not qualities usually associated with females
HTH
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Spacecadet replied

9 March 2007, 11:19
Originally posted by Churchill

Why? Do you fancy the job AtW?

thanks for posting that before lunch
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Churchill replied

9 March 2007, 11:16
Originally posted by AtW

What about wearing a mini-skirt as a duty?

Why? Do you fancy the job AtW?
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AtW replied

9 March 2007, 11:10
What about wearing a mini-skirt as a duty?
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DodgyAgent started a topic Why we need girls in IT

9 March 2007, 11:06
Why we need girls in IT

Here is a job that is much more suitable for you girlies

Business Analysts with pricing and shopping experience in travel industry
ACCOUNTABILITIES/DUTIES:

Acts independently under general direction.
Leads the successful delivery, enhancement, and maintenance of Sabre air pricing and shopping products.
Formulates/defines system scope and objectives. Analyzes, develops and writes functional requirements for international pricing and shopping applications.
Researches and analyzes current systems to gain an understanding of customer business requirements to support development of new solutions.
Develops functional requirements to enhance the functionality of Sabre air pricing and shopping using Agile Unified Process (AUP) methodology.
Responsible for monitoring project progress, ensuring new products function in accordance with specified requirements.
Tracks problems and bugs; revises product documentation as needed.
Prepares pricing and shopping functional requirements, presentations and reports for existing and potential clients.
Assists Application System Engineers and Quality Assurance Analysts by evaluating test results and recommending correction action.
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