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Pretty common at startups where your actual job is often "everyone does everything". It's quite common to only have a business person and a set of one or more d
by lnanek2 13y ago
Pretty common at startups where your actual job is often "everyone does everything". It's quite common to only have a business person and a set of one or more developers, for example. Then the developers start having to do IT and sys admin that can't be outsourced or clouded out like in the linked job ad. I think the ad is honest and it gives the impression that the PA biz guy seems like a straight shooter, personally. :)