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WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
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Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#92Just did a quick 'whois' on the second domain mentioned (COUTURESHOPELA·COM) and see it has never been registered. I bet some enterprising developer could register it in less than one hour and sell it to them for a bit more than $12. Any takers?
Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#93Earlier quoted context omitted.
> and the reason why software is a good career choice IMO. I wouldn't know, I can't even get an entry level gig.
If you don't mind me asking, where are you located and what is your general skill set? Do you do web dev? Are you self taught?
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#94Earlier quoted context omitted.
This actually looks a lot like the product of someone asking several "tech savvy" friends what skills a web developer would need, and then pasting the results into a job announcement. This practice isn't limited to small shops either - I've seen multi-billion dollar companies (not in the tech sector) require a 4 year CS degree for a Wordpress developer position.
I literally can't image the person, tech savvy or not, who would come up with DrRacket here. Or prolog. I agree with GP that its' just blind googling.
I actually tried a couple of searches based on your comment and I really didn't get anything that wouldn't taken quite a bit of effort to piece together into this listing.
"what does an expert web programmer know" "what does it take to be a web programmer" "what do I need to know to be a web programmer"
This might be a warning written by someone who is leaving. In other words, with a less-than-friendly parting of ways, his/her final task was to write a job description to hire a replacement. If so, well played.
Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#95I don't live in LA so am not too sure about the wage market there. But 12$/hr seems pretty low for any job, let alone a developer position, in the second largest city in the US? I bet some HR person came up with that stack and the corresponding pay.
I doubt this company has an HR person. They most likely stole another job post or this is a complete troll. $12/hr isn't a _bit_ low. It's about $100 per hour low.
Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#96Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#97Just did a quick 'whois' on the second domain mentioned (COUTURESHOPELA·COM) and see it has never been registered. I bet some enterprising developer could register it in less than one hour and sell it to them for a bit more than $12. Any takers?
Re: WEB DEVELOPER (DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES)
#98Earlier quoted context omitted.
If they pay by the hour, then I don't care if they want me implement odd requests. I need some money. Not much. $3 per hour is more than enough—since I have another source of passive income. I've done a little web design freelancing in the past, so know what to expect. The worst part about freelancing is feature creep, IMO. Which isn't an issue, if I get paid per hour. I've thought it through. I'm in the UK and could…
Hey man...this is crazy to me that you would do dev work for $3 per hour. If you put your contact info in your profile I'll send you a month's salary at that rate if you promise to spend that month leveling up properly instead of doing annoying / one-off / generally shitty work for poorly-paying clients. Trust me, the people who are only willing to pay $3/hour are not who you want to be working for. Once you're good…