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radfaraf
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 Posted: Wed May 29, 2002 2:35 am Post subject: What's a "computer operator" supposed to be |
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I recently quit my job and am searching for a new one 
Lots of times when I've went job hunting I noticed listing for "computer operator" for example.
Computer OperatorFT. Nights. Sun-Thurs. Some Exp N ...
Computer OperatorFT. Nights. Sun-Thurs. Some Exp Nec. Will train.
Must be detail- oriented & reliable. Please call....
WTF is a computer operator I think this is just just clueless people call people who know computers.
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klieber
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I believe that's a fancy name for data entry.
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handsomepete
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| A server babysitter (in my experience)... |
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Radar
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| You watch batch processing all night, print sh!tloads of reports on dot matrix printers, change tapes, surf the net and do school work. Oh, and read BOFH. |
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