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J. Daniel Ashton

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Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might, —Ecclesiastes 9:10a NIV
The LORD God has told us what is right and what he demands:
"See that justice is done,
let mercy be your first concern,
and humbly obey your God." —Micah 6:8, CEV
With all your heart you must trust the LORD and not your own judgment.
Always let Him lead you, and He will clear the road for you to follow. —Proverbs 3:5,6 CEV

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Friday, February 03, 2006

Updated Resumé

In light of current events, I've updated my resumé. I'm sure I'll continue to update it as I get feedback from you.

What am I looking for? I'm fairly open at this point. Anything listed in the Interests section would grab my attention. I have a modest preference for staying with IBM, but Apple or Google would have no problem wooing me away. I'm happy to talk to other companies or government entities too.

I will go to some lengths to avoid travel: It's important to me to be near my wife, children and the home we make with our pets. It's also important that I be local enough to get involved in musical ensembles. I'm willing to consider moving, especially if the company covers the costs. However, I would prefer to stay here, since I have strong ties to our brass ensemble, and choral commitments through at least mid-April.

We would be willing to move to most parts of the country, although California would be a move of last resort. I'd also be happy to take a one- or two-year assignment in the U.K., Australia or New Zealand, or in any country where I could practice Italian, German, Spanish or Russian. Or learn another language.

I would give strong preference to a job where it was agreed, up-front, that I could work from home a fair percentage of the time.

I see myself as a programmer, but I seem to also have skills for systems administration and for teaching.

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