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Try 1) At the end of the rainbow (people always forget this one) 2) If you can hold a couple more months, ask Santa for one, but that requires you to have bee
by Novash 17y ago
Try
1) At the end of the rainbow (people always forget this one)
2) If you can hold a couple more months, ask Santa for one, but that requires you to have been a good hacker all the year and have always freed all resources on the destructors and never left a dangling pointer.
3) Post a job add on Stackoverflow.com
4) Post a job add here
5) Profit ??
- icey 17y agoHa! Well, thanks for trying to help - I'm afraid I'm due for lumps of coal this year, so I can't ask Santa for help. I know there are some designers around here (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=732283 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=732283), so I was hoping there were some who were also interested in joining a team of people as a collaborator instead of as hired help... We're checking out all of our options; it's just that we feel having someone who was really strong on the front-end of things would be a perfect fit to the skill set we've got now.
- Novash 17y agoLook, stackoverflow.com does have a job session. You really might want to post there. Also, I do know some designers, at least 3, but they all suffer from the innate problem of being Brazilians since I am Brazilian myself. I don't think they would be willing to move to USA to work for you.
- icey 17y agoThere's a subtle point here that I think is important; we're not looking for someone to work for us, we're looking for someone to work with us.
- Novash 17y agoEnglish connectives are difficult for me, but I understand your point. Again, I don't think they would be willing to move. Would that be a problem?
- icey 17y agoI don't think anyone would be able to move, no. We're already fully remote anyways since Kirubakaran and I are in different parts of the country. Have them drop me a line at icey@icey.net and we'll talk :D