riz
04-24-2006, 05:48 AM
Here's a forwarded message from the EHM research foundation:
If any of you guys are interested in helping out with the research of the entire Pacific Division or just helping out with certain individual teams, can you drop me a mail at ehm dot research at sigames dot com with your interest and I'll get back to you as soon as I can with more information about what it entails. A note of caution if you're thinking about applying for the HR post, it does involve a lot of work at times, but if managed well is more than doable and fairly rewarding (it is also a paid post).
So in essence, we are looking for some more volunteers to cover the NHL players in the Pacific Division teams as well as their AHL affiliates. If anyone has both interest in EHM and possibly your local Pacific Division team, send Phil an email to jump on board.
The task of researching one team for example is not that big, as long as you have a few free nights to read the instructions and evaluate the players with an editor according to the guidelines. The task of a Head Researcher takes more commitment and time, but also does have its rewards...aside from what was mentioned above, it'll also get you into the early alpha/beta testing groups :)
If any of you guys are interested in helping out with the research of the entire Pacific Division or just helping out with certain individual teams, can you drop me a mail at ehm dot research at sigames dot com with your interest and I'll get back to you as soon as I can with more information about what it entails. A note of caution if you're thinking about applying for the HR post, it does involve a lot of work at times, but if managed well is more than doable and fairly rewarding (it is also a paid post).
So in essence, we are looking for some more volunteers to cover the NHL players in the Pacific Division teams as well as their AHL affiliates. If anyone has both interest in EHM and possibly your local Pacific Division team, send Phil an email to jump on board.
The task of researching one team for example is not that big, as long as you have a few free nights to read the instructions and evaluate the players with an editor according to the guidelines. The task of a Head Researcher takes more commitment and time, but also does have its rewards...aside from what was mentioned above, it'll also get you into the early alpha/beta testing groups :)