Let’s turn the tables for once

13 points

15 years ago

Lately, it seems like getting a [paying] job as a programmer has become much harder than what it used to be. I send out resumes, get called for interviews, solve programming quizzes, do mini projects, and everything goes great. Some companies even brought me out from LA to spend time with them. I just can’t seem to get a straight answer from anyone. I also say this, because I’m:

• An expert in Front End coding, and x-browser compatibility issues,

• Really really good with PHP (and specifically CodeIgniter),

• Very good with Flash and Actionscript (see github.com/obsesh),

• Can write test units (if you’re into test-driven dev),

• Contribute to open-source projects, including Firefox,

• Entrepreneurial; co-founder of Obsesh,

• And willing to relocate!

Here are some examples of recent websites I made: obsesh.com, thierrybearzatto.com, and svveetdesign.com

Having gone through dozens and dozens of hoops, I’ve decided to try turning the tables around. Instead of solving other site’s programming puzzles, I’m going to post my own. Interested in hiring me? Drop me a line:

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