On Tue, 2007-07-31 at 12:11 -0400, Denice Fitzgerald wrote: > Dear Eric, > > I am an IT Recruiter looking for PHP Developers for an exciting > opportunity in the Las Vegas NV area. I am looking for people really > passionate about PHP technology! The company is a technology innovator > and are known for being the top technology company in Las Vegas. If you > have any interest, I want to talk to you! Don't worry, they are helping > with relocation if you are not in the NV area. I am requiesting your > help, therefore offering a REFERRAL BONUS if you should point someone my > way that is hired. This company is growing, therefore adding more > developers!!! The salary is based on your experience level. > > If Las Vegas doesn't work, how about Kansas City or Dallas? Please > contact me for details. I am very excited to speak with you regarding my > opportunities! Thanks for your consideration and I look forward to > speaking with you! This being 2007 and all I get quite curious why so many businesses are still trying to follow the archaic physical location infrastructure. I mean sure, I can see it if you need to set up machines, or make the boss some coffee, but for programming, running DB queries, etc... it's seems somewhat asinine. Perhaps you as a recruiter could explain the rationale a bit. I mean I have clients across north America and in Europe, we've never experienced any problems. Sure there were times they wanted to take me out for beers, but I settled for some quality time with my family instead. I don't have to commute, my monthly transit bill is about $50 CAD (groceries, swim lessons for the kids, etc), and I'm almost always within reach when problems occur (though I don't use IMs since they are annoying little beasts). I realize you're just a recruiter, but does this ever come up in discussion with your clients? Cheers, Rob. -- ........................................................... SwarmBuy.com - http://www.swarmbuy.com Leveraging the buying power of the masses! ........................................................... -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
