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Further anti-joeltest hints: You are only posting the job ad on craiglist for free You ask for guru level C++,C# and Java in the ad but the app is in VB6/PHP
by uhjkiyrfggv 17y ago
Further anti-joeltest hints:
You are only posting the job ad on craiglist for free
You ask for guru level C++,C# and Java in the ad but the app is in VB6/PHP
Programmers don't get a corner private office, they share a room with the call center and sales staff.
They don't get an aeron chair and height adjustable desk. They get something government surplus with at least one broken leg in the corner of shipping and receiving warehouse.
Your office doesn't have views of central park. It has views of a railyard and the police regularly raiding the junkyard next door
And finally, if you are paying $40,000 you are hiring RockBand playing programmers, not Rockstar programmers - there is a sublte difference.
- ispivey 17y agoThese sound like things to avoid if you want to get a cushy job at a big company, not find stimulating work at a start-up. Or is that the point? Color me confused.
- Harj 17y agonone of these are especially encouraging signs but they're not reasons to dismiss an opportunity immediately either. not many early stage startups can afford private offices, aeron chairs, great views or high salaries