[volunteers] Roku and Juniper Questions

[Jesse Monroy]

Rick, et al,
per the business card raffle. I don't recall any such policy - even at
SVBUG we had none.
But many times a manger likes business cards as a reference (to verify
process or
other business instances), or to get leads.

As with many startups in this stage, you'll be happy to know that the
word of mouth
is good within the community. And if there is interest, members are not hesitant
to give frank opinions. This may concern some, if there are faults in
the product,
but we are always available to reiterate our concerns and make suggestions.
On the plus side, if we like a product, we will without reservations
tout it's wondrous
advantages to all who will listen.

Best Regards
Jesse



On 9/1/11, Mehma Sarja <mehmasarja at gmail.com> wrote:
> Tricia,
>
> There is no video recording. David has 2 hours which includes
> questions/answers. Some split it up, others combine presentation and Q/A
> - however the speaker would like to do it. Business card raffle - I
> don't know what the policy is, if there is one. Perhaps someone more
> knowledgeable volunteer (cc-ed) will chime in. One thing to consider is
> that some people do not have biz cards. I've been counting upwards of 27
> attendees on consistently over the last three or four months. And it
> varies with the subject and season.
>
> And if you have any last minute questions - please feel free to call me
> at 408 677 7660 cell.
>
> Yudhvir
> ===
>
> On 9/1/11 10:52 AM, Tricia Mifsud wrote:
>> Hi Rick and Yudhvir,
>> We're looking forward to the meeting on Wednesday! David Stern will be the
>> presenter. He's our principle software engineer. He will do his best to
>> share our Linux story. As you can imagine there will be some proprietary
>> details he won't be able to share.
>>
>> Few questions for you.
>> Can we skip the video recording? We would rather not have a video
>> recording of the discussion.
>> How long will Dave have to speak?
>> Can we give away a couple of Roku players via a raffle of business cards?
>> How many attendees will there be?
>>
>> Best,
>> Tricia
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Rick Moen [mailto:rick at linuxmafia.com]
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2011 6:37 PM
>> To: Mehma Sarja
>> Cc: Tricia Mifsud; volunteers at lists.svlug.org; Ha Thai
>> Subject: Re: [volunteers] Roku and Juniper Questions
>>
>> Quoting Mehma Sarja (mehmasarja at gmail.com):
>>
>>> Tricia,
>>>
>>> Thanks for the reply, I don't think anyone will mind if a recruiter
>>> attends. Regardless, I am CC-ing our volunteers list to get feedback.
>>> We get between 15 and 30 people. If, per chance, the recruitment thing
>>> leaks out to our members, we may get a higher attendance. I will be
>>> rooting for 50 as a goal.
>> Hi, Tricia.  I'm also a longtime SVLUG volunteer, and (for whatever it's
>> worth) am the guy who primarily administers SVLUG's Internet services.
>>
>> Recruiters are always welcome at SVLUG meetings, especially from companies
>> whose staff are presenting.  A couple of things to know:
>> 1.  We often (though not consistently) make a point of having brief
>> announcements immediately before the main presentation.  2.  There's an
>> alcove off to the side and behind the main lecture area (you'll pass it as
>> you come in) that's designated as 'jobs corner', where employers and
>> job-seekers can connect just after the meeting ends.
>>
>> Anyway, we will very much look forward to a presentation by Anthony or
>> some other Roku representative.  Thanks for thinking of SVLUG.
>>
>
>
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