the team
and doing 75% hands-on development.
If your interested just drop me a line at apet...@bkit.com.au or give me a
buzz anytime 0404 590 975. Trust me I keep things 150% confidential if
you're still in work.
Thanks guys,
Ashley Pettit
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Hi Brett,
I'd be keen on having a chat. :). I just shot you a mail but in-case you
don't get it I'm at ash...@digital380.com.au
On Tuesday, 5 March 2013 19:00:07 UTC+11, Brett Wilkins wrote:
Hi all,
I'm Brett Wilkins, a Rails dev currently living in Wellington, NZ. I'll be
moving to
of passionate rubists based in a
funky office in the CBD.
Looking right now for 2 passionate developers to come on board and help
build great solutions!
If you'd like a job description or for a coffee/chat please do give me
(Ashley Pettit) a bell on 0404 590 975 or drop me a line at
ash...@digital380
Hey guys,
People are often just plainly asking me what they should charge.
Here's my two cents for contracts 3 months and 40 hrs /week.
Mid-level developer ~$400 day.
Senior-level ~$600 day.
As Nick said if you want more you need to have to really think about the
business. How to improve
$400 day for someone mid level (~2-3 years by my loose definition) is
pretty rocking stuff in my opinion. Most of my friends are around 24 years
old and I can't quite say any of them earn anything near this! (Again
disclaimer *you may definitely be worth it* I don't know)
I'm talking these
Well maybe then the difference is moreso in our definition of Mid or
Senior!
I think it's probably the companies I work with. They usually have very
young environments which has set my views on the norm in regards to both
rates and seniority levels.
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Hi Guys,
I've noticed a bit of a problem with the ruby community and I wanted to
voice my concerns.
Firstly let me say the ruby community is great. Full of passionate people
who love what they do and 9 times out of 10 something built in ruby is
better than something not purely because the
Hi Everyone,
A contact of mine is looking to expand a web development training course to
the Melbourne market.
The course is currently successful in Sydney and we're hoping to duplicate
the success here.
The course teaches students to code over an intensive 10-12 week course and
aims to
http://melbournerubyjobs.com/
However, I've also getting a new domain for non-Melbourne based roles.
On Monday, August 24, 2015 at 2:20:22 PM UTC+10, Ashley Pettit wrote:
Hey Guys,
If you could I'd love any feedback on RubyJobs! I'm getting a very
unexpected amount of traffic but it's
Hello!
I am also in the market for a Mac if anyone has one for sale :).
On Monday, July 27, 2015 at 1:01:55 PM UTC+10, Robyn Stanley wrote:
Hey all, I usually go to the Dev Hubs but now I find myself without a
laptop ...
Before I go running around like a headless chook trying to find one
Hey Guys,
If you could I'd love any feedback on RubyJobs! I'm getting a very
unexpected amount of traffic but it's obviously not finished...
*Just so you know the problems I thought of and hence why I wanted to build
something. *
- You've probably already all noticed that you get
Hello all,
Flippa is seeking 3 developers and we'd love to hear from you! We are
seeking a Team Leader or Manager, a Senior Web Developer and a Front-End
developer.
*About Flippa*
Flippa is the world’s leading online marketplace for buying and selling
websites, and we’re growing fast. We’ve
, looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Chris
On Monday, 24 August 2015 16:05:10 UTC+10, Ashley Pettit wrote:
Thanks for feedback :).
On Monday, August 24, 2015 at 2:49:45 PM UTC+10, thekindofme wrote:
This is probably very subjective feedback. But I find the layout too
'in-your-face
Hello Everyone,
Apologies if you'd already been invited but I wanted to post a more formal
invitation to Interactive Beers on a public forum for people who may be
interested.
Interactive Beers is *not about promotion, speeches etc...* It's about
*networking
with like minded fun people* who
Hey Vinicius,
I work for JDP. I'd love to help out if you'd like.
Just shoot me an email and we can skype if you like. If nothing else I can
give you some advice :).
a...@justdigitalpeople.com.au
On Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 12:37:11 AM UTC+10, Vini Bol wrote:
Hi All.
I’ve been
Hey Chris!
I noticed I missed one of your main points!
I'll make one a mailing list signup! As a recruiter we nearly always know who's
hiring :). There's a lot that don't come to ruby Melb or use these forums. I've
gotta be a touch careful I don't totally put myself out of work thou! :P I'm
the market will become too top heavy
with fewer prospects to lead/mentor etc... (Just a side note :P)
On Monday, August 24, 2015 at 2:20:22 PM UTC+10, Ashley Pettit wrote:
>
> Hey Guys,
>
> If you could I'd love any feedback on RubyJobs! I'm getting a very
> unexpected amount of t
I'd recommend either
a) GA - 3 month intensive course OR
b) Rails on the beach - 3 month course in bail at a resort!
c) Starting with Code-academy / Learn-able etc... Online courses. They
aren't expensive.
On Wednesday, September 2, 2015 at 2:28:49 PM UTC+10, ca...@bitgirl101.com
wrote:
>
> I
they are applying too rather than
>"Great online business with an amazing team"
>
> Other note is companies aren't hiring enough juniors! If you can promote
> your company to hire a grad! Otherwise the market will become too top heavy
> with fewer prospects to lead/mento
Hello all,
Just a quick one. Go-live date for RubyJobs will be in ~2 months and I'm
excited! #Bigkev ::P. (Thankyou everyone for any help. Vini for ideas and
Rod for development work)
- Information here
Hey Guys,
I'm mindful I've been spamming the list lately. Last one for me for a while!
*Just wanted to say the mailing list is ready to go:*
- If you'd like to sign up for jobs just hit the site (You'll just get a
digest of who's hiring actively - Also I'm building filters so soon you'll
Sounds like a good idea to rideshare. I'm in :). I'm just buying my ticket
now
On Monday, 6 June 2016 21:52:32 UTC+10, Anton Katunin wrote:
>
> Is anybody driving to the next Rails Camp?
>
> I'll be driving from Melbourne and looking for anyone who wants to join
> me. Can take 2-3 people.
>
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y tips on better OO styles - please do post feedback!
4 - Thanks for reading! You guys are awesome!!
On Monday, 24 August 2015 14:20:22 UTC+10, Ashley Pettit wrote:
>
> Hey Guys,
>
> If you could I'd love any feedback on RubyJobs! I'm getting a very
> unexpected amount of traff
I think it may but it's a very interesting topic! All 3 get my vote! :P
On Saturday, 9 April 2016 23:56:23 UTC+10, Gerard (I wish email had
revisions) Caulfield wrote:
>
> I suspect your talk might be a bit too controversial and cause a lot of
> drama. It will likely end up dividing a lot of
Thanks for your talk on hiring juniors Ryan. Totally agree it's in the best
interests of the community. It may have a short-term cost but will pay off
in the long run.
I can definitely attest that there are some good developers coming out of
GA. Sure like me they are junior yet given time
be no problem.
I come with my own nicely configured Mac, a setup ready to start coding and
a nice friendly smile :).
Check me out on github here <https://github.com/Ashley-Pettit> or LinkedIn
here <https://au.linkedin.com/in/aspettit>.
I'm working on rebuilding RubyJobs, making an
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