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 Post subject: Join the Ai Squared Team
PostPosted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 9:48 am 
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We are always looking for quality people to join our winning team. If you have the drive, motivation and talent to excel at what you do and want to work with a brand leader, we'd like to hear from you.

Here is a link that you can use to view all of the current openings:

http://www.aisquared.com/AboutUs/careers/index.cfm

Thanks,
Shawn Warren


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PostPosted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 10:29 pm 
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if I only lived in Vermont. heh.

am nearly completely blind, and have been this way my whole life, yet I have experience working in MS-DOS languages Basic, Cobol, C, Assembly, Fortran, and Pascal

and windows programming languages Visual Basic, Turbo and Borland C, MS Studio, MS Studio.NET, Delphi, and numerous other 3rd party Assembly language compilers.

I am currently a Student at Ivy Tech Community College of Warsaw, finishing up my Associates in IT going for General Computer Studies, then afterwards, I'm going for my Bachelors at Indiana Tech, majoring in business and data communications, all thanks to the Zoomtext product. Zoomtext also allowed me to get MS Office Specialist, and A+ and Network+ Certified by Certiport.

I always thought pursuing a Career in IT now, was out of my reach, thanks to Windows XP and their lovely GUI interfaces. I never had a problem in MS-DOS or Linux, because I could always see a CLI without a problem. the command line was always on a black background with white letters, easy enough to read, but once Microsoft discontinued MS-DOS, I thought a Career in Computers, or even using one at all, was out of my reach. My first Computer was a Texas Instruments Commodore 16, then I had a Commodore 64, an Amiga, Tandy, vic-20, up to todays computers, and not once had I ever had any issues seeing the screen until Microsoft introduced Windows, I thought I was going to have to stop using computers, and did for many years, until I found Zoomtext, now I am learning Windows programming for the first time, and loving every minute of it.

like I said, if I only lived in Vermont. hehe, because if it wasn't for this Zoomtext product, I wouldn't be able to use a computer at all right now, much of less be pursuing a Career in IT. I had been using computers since Kindergarten, and I'm 37 right now, so its been just over 30 years I've been a computer nerd, and I was afraid I would never be able to use a computer again if I ever lost more vision, or went completely blind someday, but now thanks to Zoomtext, I have hope for the future, rather I have vision or not :)

Tom

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 Post subject: Amazing
PostPosted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:08 am 
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Tom,

Thats awesome. Its good to hear how much our product has helped you to achieve your goals. I'm glad that ZoomText made all of those things possible (so many certifications), and I'm sure you'll continue to excel, and to build your already impressive repertoire of skills.

Keep up the posts,

Ethan


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:17 am 
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Hi Tom,
I have a similar background to you. We know the same languages. But I don't know any .NET. I have not heard anyone admit they know FORTRAN.
I used a proprietary assembly language at DataChecker (part of National Semiconductor Corp.) They connected 4 of their 4 bit processors together to make a cash-register POS system. 32 registers can be connected to the same database and reporting system. That was a fun job. I would move to Vermont.
.Jim H.

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Alpha was God, Beta is testing, Gamma loves kids, Delta is everywhere, ... Omega is our resistance to change!


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:18 am 
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Hi Tom,
I have a similar background to you. We know the same languages. But I don't know any .NET. I have not heard anyone admit they know FORTRAN.
I used a proprietary assembly language at DataChecker (part of National Semiconductor Corp.) They connected 4 of their 4 bit processors together to make a cash-register POS system. 32 registers can be connected to the same database and reporting system. That was a fun job. I would move to Vermont.
.Jim H.

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Greek lesson:
Alpha was God, Beta is testing, Gamma loves kids, Delta is everywhere, ... Omega is our resistance to change!


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 Post subject: Join the ai squared team
PostPosted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:20 am 
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Alpha was God, Beta is testing, Gamma loves kids, Delta is everywhere, ... Omega is our resistance to change!


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 Post subject: Join the ai squared team
PostPosted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 1:21 am 
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 Post subject: Join the ai squared team
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Hello fellow ZoomText users. Where do you get the diciplin from? Wow. I suppose its fun.
I am impressed. I am 44 years old and only played around on the internet last 6 years. Using SlimServer as a music database. I will try to study windows network a couple of years. Hope i get some of yours diciplin. Impressed.


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PostPosted: Mon May 25, 2009 5:19 pm 
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o ghij970

This is a forum for people who use Zomm Text software. I really think it's not the place to put all over these discussions topics advertising. I think it's absurb how rude it is especially when you add to all discussion boards. Fed up.


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