Folks, Just when you thought it wasn't safe to read anything I write: Several of the schools for which I consult have asked me to "look about" for piano technicians. At the present time, there are 3 _potential_ such openings, all in CA. I would suggest that the kind of candidates with the greatest possibility of success would have most of the following to include on their resum=E9s: - 10-15 years minimum experience - graduation from a recognized program in piano technology - RPT preferred, but not mandatory - verifiable institutional experience - BA/BS, and/or advance degree, not mandatory, but preferred - willing to relocate to CA (moving expenses probably not covered) - other (to be announced) Further, I would add that while a "younger" technician would not necessarily be excluded on that basis alone, I would hate to be involved in sending a= lamb to the slaughter, so to speak. The level of expectation ranges from above= =20 average to established concert technician level. Interested parties may send resum=E9s, inquiries to me, either privately on the list, or to my home at: 14 Pyxie Lane San Carlos CA 94070-1506 All inquiries will be held in the strictist confidence. This is not a solicitation for direct application. I am not yet authorized to advertise information about the specific positions. I will post such notice to the list as soon as I am released to do so. In addition, folks thinking about this should be aware that California presently enjoys the third highest tax rate in the US, and that all of these positions involve moving to, and living in, metropolitan areas. On the other hand, these are potentially truly great situations for the right persons. Thanks for your time. Please contact me directly. Best to all. Horace Horace Greeley Stanford University email: hgreeley@leland.stanford.edu voice mail: 415.725.9062 LiNCS help line: 415.725.4627
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