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I live in the same area, and though I do have income, I am always looking for other opportunities. From trolling CL occasionally, I've seen a number of jobs lis
by 18pfsmt 15y ago
I live in the same area, and though I do have income, I am always looking for other opportunities. From trolling CL occasionally, I've seen a number of jobs listed that might match with your stated skill-set. Most of them are in Broomfield, Boulder, or Denver, and it seems most of them are being screened by employment agencies. However, quite a few are from small, somewhat-technically-clueless (given the descriptions), shops that just need help with their wordpress or other CMS.
It sounds like you may just be in a funk, so if you want to go out for some beers (I'll buy :), just let me know.
- cgoddard 15y agoI'm really just pretty panicked. And although i haven't interviewed tons of places for programming jobs recently, the few that i have either ended up choosing another candidate or just left the position open, which hasn't done much for my self-esteem. :-/ If you have connections and can maybe help if you end up liking me sure I'd like to get together. I'm not the most fun right now given the circumstances but I can do my best. Other than that maybe we can just get together after this personal crisis is over? I'm really not overstating things and don't have much energy for casual get-togethers right now. That's not to say I wouldn't enjoy meeting up at a later date, so don't take this the wrong way! I appreciate the offer of support.
- 18pfsmt 15y agoI understand. My experience has been that the best way to find work opportunities is through networking (I know it's not always fun). Not to use a cliché, but it is often who you know, not what. I'm trying to figure out a way (financially) to setup a hackerspace in the area, and I'll try to get a hold of you if I succeed.