I am searching for an director of advertising with prior/current
experience working for a private sector defense company [Boeing,
Lockheed, Northrop, etc.]. I have used the major job websites
[Monster, DICE, Net0Temps, etc.] with only limited results. Any other
suggestions?

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 16 Apr 2004 07:39 PDT

seeker2004-ga,

First off, sorry that you had a run-in with a commenter.  The comments
section of Google Answers is available to anyone, and occasionally, it
is misused.

The Google Answer Researchers, like myself, are the only ones who can
post here in the "Clarifications" section, or formally answer a
question.  Additionally, researcher names are highlighted in purple,
and can be clicked on for more information about a researcher.

Your question hasn't been answered yet, nor will you be charged $20.00
until and unless it is.

That said, have a look at the following link:

http://networking4.eliyon.com/networking/EliyonPremiumJump.asp

I've always been impressed with the Eliyon database, though I've never
signed up for their pay service.  They offer a very limited version of
its system that you can search for free.  I searched it for "Lockheed"
and found some contacts that might be of interest to you.

Have a look at their service, and let me know if it's of interest to you.

Thanks.

pafalafa-ga (a REAL GA researcher!)

Well there is Careerbuilder.com , Bearingpoint.com and monster
executive (http://www.executiveagent.com/mymonster/)

Careerbuilder is a subscriber site that we discontinued due to its
weak search engine. Bearingpoint does not provide you with any type of
search capability, and as I indicated, we already subscribe to
Monster. Thus, for $20 you have told me nothing of value.
This is the first time I have used google's paid service, and I am disappointed.

1. I am not a paid researcher so I do not get paid for this info

2. please be so kind to modify your tone (honey catches a lot more then vinegar)

3. It was out of my kindness that i put up these sites , I could have
inundated you with numerous sites because there are plenty

4. you did not specify if you were a recruiter looking for a potential
prospect to present to a client or a company looking for an employee
or just somebody who was curious

5. yes I am quite upset at this point

Allow me to respond to each of your points:
1.) My contract with google suggest you receive 75% of my payment.
Having said that, your compensation , or the lack thereof, has no
bearing on the value of your response.
2.) The written word has no tone.
3.) I have enterred into a commercial transaction with google and thus
you. I asked an intelligent question and expected a thoughful response
in return.
4.) The fact that I am a recruiter working to fill a client vacancy
should have no bearing on the answer you provide.
5.) Please try to channel you anger into producing a productive
response that provides value to me. Thank you

Hi seeker2004-ga!

All posts made in the comment section are for free so you won't have
to pay anything for such replies.

Thanks! :)

Dear pafalafa-ga - That is a very interesting website you sent me to.
I think it has excellent potential for permanent searches, and I was
not aware of its existence until now. Thank you very much. My faith in
google is fully restored. I did not realize that the previous help I
received was not from a google researcher. I am grateful for your help
and time. Thanks, seeker2004

Sure thing.

Let me know if the service works out for you, and if it does, I'll be
glad to post the information as a formal answer to your (as-yet,
unanswered) question.

pafalafa-ga