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Can I get a link in the OP? Web development gig, great shop. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3138927 This is for a GREAT company, Washingtonian magazine's "top 50 places to work in the washington area" something like five or six times in the last decade? quote:The ideal candidate will have a background in web application development accompanied with solid .Net Development experience. The individual we hire must be interested in using industry best practices and enjoy working in a team environment to produce creative solutions. PM or post questions for details or just email your resume to blackirish01 at yahoo.
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# ¿ Apr 26, 2024 01:18 |
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Hi everyone - I see that my old posting has been archived and I don't have archives, so I don't remember what jobs I posted, but we have more. A lot more! What I'm looking for: People that want jobs What I'm NOT looking for: People that don't want jobs Where I live: Fairfax, VA area Where I'm looking: Same When I can start: Now Requirements: Varies by position Can be reached via: This thread, PM, pr0k_job@yahoo.com Listing is below. Most of 'em are techical and sales and require a degree, but a few don't. Listings attached. Please post here, and email resumes to pr0k_job at yahoo and I will link you to online apps. I'm just in it for the referral bonus, but I work at a really nice place to work. I hired a goon once for a kind of crappy job but I told him it was a crappy place upfront. He got his foot in the door in programming and now works for a major contractor. (I'm not going to out you, but feel free to post if you're looking!) Anyway, I'm at a different place now that has great benefits, good pay, and lots of security. Please feel free to ask general questions but I won't name the place on SA because I don't like work people knowing my online handle unless they are goons. Yes I left enough clues that you could get my company's name pretty easily. Please don't, ok? Or at least don't post it. Thanks! pr0k fucked around with this message at 19:54 on Jul 26, 2010 |
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Sorry, no, if it ain't in the list I ain't got it. Our products are locally implemented, so we don't have a huge server farm to maintain, just our dev boxes and webservers and such. (One of the few companies I can think of that hasn't transitioned its "software product" offering into a "service.") So our IT staff is pretty small.
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