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SEEKING FREELANCERS - NYC area Lambda is a talent agency for freelance developers and designers. We help you find clients, negotiate for higher rates, and take
by albedo 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCERS - NYC area
Lambda is a talent agency for freelance developers and designers. We help you find clients, negotiate for higher rates, and take care of the business side of freelancing.
- Exceptional talent only: $100/hr minimum rate.
- No recruiters or spam. We're developers too and we only match consultants with projects that fit their expertise and interest.
- Serious clients only: Wanna hear about a disruptive social network for cats that "just needs a coder"? Neither do we.
- Freelancers with side projects or startups are especially welcome!
If that's appealing, you can read more and sign up at: http://getlambda.com/ http://getlambda.com/
We've posted about this on HN a few times and have been amazed by the response. I apologize in advance if it takes a while for us to get back to you -- we interview everyone personally and are still ramping up the process.
Right now, we're particularly looking for NYC-based iOS and Android devs, as well as designers.
- almost 13y agoYou guys look cool, are you US only though?
- albedo 13y agoYes, we're US-only for the moment, although we can work with anyone who has a US corporation.
- 1qaz2wsx3edc 13y ago> I apologize in advance if it takes a while for us to get back to you -- we interview everyone personally and are still ramping up the process. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7077493 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7077493 You tend to ignore people, you're the same as a recruitment agency. I personally think these threads should be restricted to direct hires, not your skimming-the-top fodder.
- leknarf 13y agoIf we've ignored you, it's unintentional and I apologize. Ken and I (Andrew) list our email addresses on our home page. Similarly, every automated email we send comes with the reply address set to one of our personal email addresses. Sometimes, people reply to those automated messages asking for things we can't really help with. I try to respond to everyone, but honestly, sometimes messages just slip through. I've considered removing our email addresses from our web page. I'm sure that would decrease the number of messages we receive, which would increase the percentage we could reply to. But that would ultimately make us less available. If you have any suggestions on how we can keep track of a high volume of inquires, I would love to hear them. Neither of us have run a startup at this scale before, so we're naturally trying to figure things out as we go.
- RDDavies 13y agoAgreed. I'd still like a response from my initial email.