Programmer job: C#, ASP.NET, VC++. Westchester

[Steven Asherman]

Seasoned, experienced, expert developer with excellent written and oral
communication skills needed for on-going development of a new, commercial,
statistical research system. Candidate should have serious VC++ database
programming experience and recent C# ASP.Net experience. Any MFC,
statistics, or WinSock experience is a plus.

This full-time position, with paid overtime, is in upper Westchester (with
initial interview in Manhattan). Technical interview will be a grilling.
After a while on the job, occasional telecommuting might be possible. Work
environment is fast-paced with friendly, talented people who are
team-oriented.

Please attach resume (in Word 2K or 97 format) to email, send to:

(e-mail address removed) (Subject: Westchester programming job - C#)

with a brief description of your qualifications and your home address.

Please, NO PHONE CALLS! NO FAXES! NO THIRD PARTIES! This is an excellent
opportunity for a pro who is not a prima donna.

 

[Joe Mayo]

Please, NO PHONE CALLS! NO FAXES! NO THIRD PARTIES! This is an excellent
opportunity for a pro who is not a prima donna.

Lemme see, this guy just finished yelling and then topped it off with an
insult. Yup, looks like an opportunity to jump on.

Joe

 

[Hermit Dave]

looks like he's done the same post in all the newsgroups...
i think we all need to get underground back to the mirc days... it used to
be so good... no spams... and you needed great deal of knowledge to get in

hd

 

[Joe Mayo]

I agree. My original post was delivered with (hopefully) a bit of levity.
My sense of humor is often strange and impulsive at times. <smile>

Anyway, even in the holiday season, I'm seeing many more C# jobs being
created. I don't know if it is a phenomenon of Denver or if other people
are seeing the same thing.

Joe
--
http://www.csharp-station.com

Caveat:: No insults intended!!

looks like he's done the same post in all the newsgroups...
i think we all need to get underground back to the mirc days... it used to
be so good... no spams... and you needed great deal of knowledge to get

in
spam is bad, page slaps suck, and people in general are jerks, but elitist
newsgroups make it difficult to learn from the people who really know what
they're doing. When newbies have to learn from only other newbies, the
learning curve takes a nose dive... (read the caveat again!)

 

[Alvin Bruney]

I don't think these people are really hiring. I think most of them are
testing the market. just an opinion.

 

[Casey Leamon]

Caveat:: No insults intended!!

looks like he's done the same post in all the newsgroups...
i think we all need to get underground back to the mirc days... it used to
be so good... no spams... and you needed great deal of knowledge to get in

spam is bad, page slaps suck, and people in general are jerks, but elitist
newsgroups make it difficult to learn from the people who really know what
they're doing. When newbies have to learn from only other newbies, the
learning curve takes a nose dive... (read the caveat again!)

hd

 

[Robains]

This is an excellent

opportunity for a pro who is not a prima donna.

Steven, this is not very professional. Any developer reading this
with the experience you require will interpret as "I want tons of
knowledge and expertise but ain't gonna pay you much".

But I'm sure you'll get what you ask for -- and much more than you
asked for http://www.thinkgeek.com/cubegoodies/posters/despair/58fc/

Good Luck.