My friend is lookin for a full time job again
here is a letter he sent me
He is having me post it cuz he post always go ignored lol
he does php / my sql and is doing classes on other shit
He will post in a few im sure
his board name is lamerhood
here is a letter he sent me
He is having me post it cuz he post always go ignored lol
he does php / my sql and is doing classes on other shit
He will post in a few im sure
his board name is lamerhood
I work for Network 24/7 (StatsRemote) for almost an entire year. The
reason I no longer work there is because the company didn't have enough
projects to keep me going fulltime. I worked from home, which worked
out pretty well.
While working for Network 24/7 I developed the website backend for
StatsRemote. I made a version management program so we could keep the
updates on track and make sure each detail was covered before each
release. I also did a lot of modifications to the administration script
as well over the time with them.
I wrote a partner system for their health site. I made sure that
anything they needed was accomplished to the best of my ability, and was
always going back to make sure everything was up to date.
Aside from programming for them, I also did a lot of grunt work
(researching different projects for upcoming work). And I would be
happy to do that as well if I were hired on full time by another
company. I understand that it is hard to keep a fulltime web developer
because projects just come and go, that is why I wanted to be more
reasonable and allow myself to do research and other "grunt work" while
there were no projects in sight.
I guess that pretty much covers it. I am looking for a full time
programming job. I want to work 8 hours a day m-f, and wages can be
discussed upon interest.
I am capable of developing and deploying very advanced web software in a
decent turn around time. I am willing to learn new software in order to
get the job done. At the present moment, relocation would not be
possible, as my girlfriend is currently studying and I don't want to
interrupt that. Also, I love working from home and feel I do my best
there
Thanks for your interest,
Jacob Vivian
ICQ: 304634638
Email: jacob (at) sadsoft (dot) com
reason I no longer work there is because the company didn't have enough
projects to keep me going fulltime. I worked from home, which worked
out pretty well.
While working for Network 24/7 I developed the website backend for
StatsRemote. I made a version management program so we could keep the
updates on track and make sure each detail was covered before each
release. I also did a lot of modifications to the administration script
as well over the time with them.
I wrote a partner system for their health site. I made sure that
anything they needed was accomplished to the best of my ability, and was
always going back to make sure everything was up to date.
Aside from programming for them, I also did a lot of grunt work
(researching different projects for upcoming work). And I would be
happy to do that as well if I were hired on full time by another
company. I understand that it is hard to keep a fulltime web developer
because projects just come and go, that is why I wanted to be more
reasonable and allow myself to do research and other "grunt work" while
there were no projects in sight.
I guess that pretty much covers it. I am looking for a full time
programming job. I want to work 8 hours a day m-f, and wages can be
discussed upon interest.
I am capable of developing and deploying very advanced web software in a
decent turn around time. I am willing to learn new software in order to
get the job done. At the present moment, relocation would not be
possible, as my girlfriend is currently studying and I don't want to
interrupt that. Also, I love working from home and feel I do my best
there
Thanks for your interest,
Jacob Vivian
ICQ: 304634638
Email: jacob (at) sadsoft (dot) com
We both used to live pretty close to each other.
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