LabView Programmers

[techrec1111@my-deja.com]

Sorry to disturb the group but I'm in need of 8 entry level LabVIEW
programmers. Starting salary is from 36 to 42k per year. Must be
capable of working in USA. http://www.sundine.com/briarwood/


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[labview user]

Lame f---ing Spam, looking for suckers to byte.

[techrec1111@my-deja.com]

You can call it spam if you'd like. You can cuss at it if you'd like.
But don't call it "looking for suckers." These are real jobs needing
real people. Why don't you just call it what it is, a great opportunity
to work for a great company in a great community in South Carolina?

In article <81i28r$g9p$1@ssauraab-i-1.production.compuserve.com>,
"labview user" wrote:
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> Lame fucking Spam, looking for suckers to byte.
>
>


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[Labview user name]

Some of us loathe headhunters.

Stop trying to make a living from the work of others.

Pimp.

techrec1111@my-deja.com wrote in message <817csc$6ta$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>Sorry to disturb the group but I'm in need of 8 entry level LabVIEW
>programmers. Starting salary is from 36 to 42k per year. Must be
>capable of working in USA. http://www.sundine.com/briarwood/
>
>
>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>Before you buy.

[Helmut Hullen]

Hallo, labview,

Du meintest am 02.12.99 zum Thema Re: LabView Programmers:

> Some of us loathe headhunters.

Some of us don't like anonymous writers.

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut

[techrec1111@my-deja.com]

I agree. I shouldn't remain anonymous. My name is John Hanson and I'm
from Las Vegas, Nevada and my web site is
http://www.sundine.com/briarwood/ and you can contact me at any of the
phone numbers listed on the web site. Due to my considerable efforts,
I'll place 8-LabVIEW programmers within the coming weeks. The first
will probably be this week. A fine gentleman from Rockwell. Are you
looking for new, adventurous things to do with your career? Then check-
out the over 100 open job orders on my web site.



In article <7UB$HVJcfjB@hhullen.btx.dtag.de>,
HHullen_BS@BTX.dtag.de (Helmut Hullen) wrote:
> Hallo, labview,
>
> Du meintest am 02.12.99 zum Thema Re: LabView Programmers:
>
> > Some of us loathe headhunters.
>
> Some of us don't like
anonymous writers.
>
> Viele Gruesse!
> Helmut
>
>


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[Harry King]

In article <827b0p$51n$1@ssauraac-i-1.production.compuserve.com>,
labview user wrote:

>Some of us loathe headhunters.

But, not all of us. It sure as heck saves me time while I'm working on my
masters.

Harry

--
"Little Joe for the Big Heisman, '99"

[ebowie]

Hello;

I realize you are looking for full time Labview programmers, but you might find the flexibility and cost effectiveness of having contractors working on a project basis an attractive alternative.

We are a small group of programmers who specialize in, but are definitely not limited to, LabVIEW and DAQ applications. Our model is a little unusual in that we contract through a company in Connecticut, while we are individually located throughout the country (CT, TX, AZ, CA).

Every one of us has a degree in some engineering discipline with varied levels and types of industry experience. We try to match up an engineer(s) to a particular assignment based on their expertise. They also become the point of contact for all contract negotiations.

Generally, we try
to complete a project with minimal to no site visits, for two main reasons: it helps us keep the cost of a project down; given the scope of most one-time assignments, it is completely unnecessary. We have enough instrumentation and equipment to test most smaller systems. Granted, we may not own any particular instrument that you happen to be using (we won't have a $30k Tektronix logic analyzer!), but we can make special arrangements as required.

If you are interested and want further information, feel free to contact me at ericbowie@excite.com.

Regards
Eric