So are posts like this (PHP developer wanted who knows a little CF)
allowed?
Neil Barr wrote:
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Experienced PHP developer with ColdFusion skills required to lead our
development team on new projects, developing our existing products and
maintaining supporting previous projects.
Disclaimer--This is my first posting. I hope that I am using this group
correctly.
We currently have an opening for a year long contract in RTP, NC.
Sr. Web Developer
* 2 plus years of experience with Cold Fusion (Minimum of one year MX
preferred)
* 2 plus years experience with Java
Actually, you are posting on CF-Jobs-Talk. That's for discussion about
jobs and the job market. CF-Jobs would be a better pick of where to post
(more people looking there as well).
We (by we, I mean me and by my perception, I think most everyone else
agrees) don't MIND it being posted here (as
Philip,
Thank you very much for the great insight. What is the CF-Jobs address?
Telecommuting is not an option, you are correct.
You've been very helpful and I greatly appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Rupa
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From: Phillip M. Vector [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Rupa Patel wrote:
Philip,
Thank you very much for the great insight. What is the CF-Jobs address?
Whereas cf-jobs-talk@houseoffusion.com is the cf-jobs-talk address,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the jobs list.
Telecommuting is not an option, you are correct.
Mind if I ask why? Several qualified
Given how infrequently the lists are used correctly, would it make sense to
combine CF-Jobs and CF-Jobs-Talk? I agree that the concept of splitting the
two is a good one in theory, but maybe it doesn't make real-world sense.
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absolutely not, Michael is pretty forgiving in managing his lists, but
CF-Jobs and CF-Jobs talk may need to be more actively and forcefully
moderated.
Steve Runyon wrote:
Given how infrequently the lists are used correctly, would it make sense to
combine CF-Jobs and CF-Jobs-Talk? I agree
absolutely not, Michael is pretty forgiving in managing his lists, but
CF-Jobs and CF-Jobs talk may need to be more actively and forcefully
moderated.
And the mistaken posts seem to me to generally be one-directional,
posted to cf-jobs rather than cf-jobs-talk. People who are actually
No. I do not want to see the CF-jobs talk littered with chatter and
garbage. its bad enough that people automatically respond to the list
without checking for the sender's email address. Combining the two
lists will really reduce the signal to noise ratio.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 12:32 PM, Steve
Np, thanks all - I withdraw the question. :-)
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 3:29 PM, Larry C. Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
No. I do not want to see the CF-jobs talk littered with chatter and
garbage. its bad enough that people automatically respond to the list
without checking for the sender's
CF-Jobs is written so that any reply is automatically sent to the original
posters email address, not to the cf-jobs list. In order to reply to the
cf-jobs list someone would have to write the cf-jobs email address in
specifically or have a bad email client. I'm setting the cf-jobs list to
reject
As long as you put on there telecommuting as an option and salary
offered (rejecting letters like DOB or such), I'm all for it. :)
Michael Dinowitz wrote:
CF-Jobs is written so that any reply is automatically sent to the original
posters email address, not to the cf-jobs list. In order to
Ugh. Sorry. I'm posting with a 102 degree fever and taking care of a 5
year old. :)
DOE. Depending on Experience. Basically, tell us what you are willing to
pay. I hate countering the question of how much I'll accept with How
much is your budget. :)
Matt Williams wrote:
DOB Depending On
Michael,
I like the form idea very much for cf-jobs. To be honest, I'm guessing most
'new' posters are posting with the form anyway (can you tell that?)
The main reason I like it is that it can be structured so that we can always
identify the pieces of information we need to know up front and
I'm totally against salary based on when you were born. :)
If you have some example forms and/or suggestions, please let me know. I'm
doing it both for people looking for work as well as people looking to hire.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Phillip M. Vector [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As long
I can't tell you how many posts I've seen over the years where the poster
didn't even include the location of the job in the post. Too funny, really.
:)
Good point - always find myself having to hunt through the post to
find the location and if they are requiring on site. If we make those
Ugh. Sorry. I'm posting with a 102 degree fever and taking care of a
5 year old. :)
DOE. Depending on Experience. Basically, tell us what you are willing
to pay. I hate countering the question of how much I'll accept with
How much is your budget. :)
Might just want to reframe the response.
ColdFusion, Web Developer (Jr. - Mid-Level)
We are looking for a Jr. to Mid-Level ColdFusion programmer to join our
team. This programmer would work under Sr. team members learning our
products and processes. Daily tasks include bug-fixes and development
of new functionality in our SaaS
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