Anybody need a job?

Donnie Barnes · **Posted:** Fri May 14, 2010 3:04 pm

clinehall wrote:

I'm going to go stir my compost heap before I take my race car to VIR.

Hey, I have a compost heap and a race car, too!

--Donnie

steve remchak · **Posted:** Fri May 14, 2010 8:45 pm

Donnie Barnes wrote:

clinehall wrote:

I'm going to go stir my compost heap before I take my race car to VIR.

Hey, I have a compost heap and a race car, too!

--Donnie

Damn Republicans....... of course deep down Cline has Liberal Tendancies. hell he even used his dictionary to spell dichotomy. :twisted:

Graham Jagger · **Joined:** Fri Aug 29, 2003 12:53 am **Posts:** 1718

If you're unemployed in a bad economy with few better job prospects. Then $30K is not something to scoff at.

Fresh out of school don't complain. Your fancy degree is a ticket to get on the ride. Doesn't mean you're any good at it. You have to prove it.

If you've got plenty of years of experience with a good salary. Sure $30K might very well hurt a lot. It all becomes what you are willing to accept based on how desperate you get. Being unemployed for 2 years is not good. As the economy improves so can your options.

Going to your boss and throwing other job offers in their face to get better wages isn't a good plan. It's called ransom. You may get more money for the time being. You're on the short list of ones they can let go once they find a suitable replacement. There are better ways to approach salary issues.

Oh and yeah I'm a Republican, not in denial, and think Sarah Palin is hot!
Then again I also like GW, so there you go...

Carl Fisher · **Posted:** Fri Aug 27, 2010 6:50 am

Reviving the thread, my group at RTI has an immediate need for a good .NET programmer with SQL skills. The text of the job posting calls for 3 years "in an IT environment" and 1 year of .NET experience, but we're happy to hire a mid or even senior level developer if they seem like a good fit.

What is a good fit?

Strong programming skills (ASP.NET ideally)
Good SQL skills (queries, stored procs, not looking for a DBA)
Quick learner
Able to work on multiple projects at once, flexible
Good team player

This is a permanent position- we are looking for someone to stay and grow with the company. If this sounds like you, or someone you know, please get in touch with me at carlf@rti.org.

See the RTI job posting for (a little) more detail. There is a referral bonus for both of us if you're hired...

Thanks!

JamesShort · **Posted:** Fri Aug 27, 2010 12:30 pm

Carl Fisher wrote:

Reviving the thread, my group at RTI has an immediate need for a good .NET programmer with SQL skills. The text of the job posting calls for 3 years "in an IT environment" and 1 year of .NET experience, but we're happy to hire a mid or even senior level developer if they seem like a good fit.

What is a good fit?

Strong programming skills (ASP.NET ideally)
Good SQL skills (queries, stored procs, not looking for a DBA)
Quick learner
Able to work on multiple projects at once, flexible
Good team player

This is a permanent position- we are looking for someone to stay and grow with the company. If this sounds like you, or someone you know, please get in touch with me at carlf@rti.org.

See the RTI job posting for (a little) more detail. There is a referral bonus for both of us if you're hired...

Thanks!

Duh, tried to PM not post

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Judi Westerfield · **Posted:** Tue Aug 31, 2010 12:09 pm

I'm in the process of hiring an Inside Sales Coordinator and a Part-Time Purchasing Coordinator. Let me know if you know of anyone who may be interested in either of these jobs.

ColinOConnell · **Posted:** Wed Sep 01, 2010 10:54 pm

I have an opening for a welder in the Sanford area, able to work in a manufacturing environment.

Marty Howard · **Posted:** Thu Sep 02, 2010 10:28 am

So a friend and neighbor has quit his job after they asked him to work 90-100 hours a week/ 6 days as his standard on a set salary. His was a director for a "logistics" company and was already doing 84-90 hours a week standard and was the "go-to" crissis management person.

So now he is looking for something, but there aren't a lot of job at the level (not salary, but position) that he was at. he has 30 years of logistics manager and large team management.

Anyone know of anything?

jeremy gast · **Posted:** Wed Sep 15, 2010 9:11 am

We (Wagners Auto Salvage) are looking for a part puller to start immediately!!!! must have transportation to and from work, have own tools and basic knowledge about cars!!!! I know it is not glamorous but it is steady work!!!

If anyone know anyone hook them up with my number Jeremy 919-610-8069

Carl Fisher · **Posted:** Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:32 pm

We are still looking for 1 or 2 .NET programmers in my group at RTI- they also need to have strong SQL experience. At least 3 years .NET experience needed- PM me for more information. RTI is a great company with excellent benefits!

JamesMilko · **Posted:** Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:44 pm

We need a mid-high level Linux sysadmin again. Run a hundred or so OS installs and the kind of apps you'd expect to see in a large enterprise/SP network. Benefits are good, salary is negotiable. Looking for someone with proven experience running a large install base.

SP VoIP/SAN/Solaris experience is a +

inetwork (bandwidth.com) is the company

Jeremy Ellison · **Joined:** Fri May 13, 2011 5:01 pm **Posts:** 186

We're hiring software developers at Two Toasters. We are a growing mobile services company operating out of the American Tobacco district in downtown Durham focused on building applications for iOS and Android platforms. Experience in mobile development not required. School, development experience, and experience in client services are a plus. Salary is based on skill and experience, benefits are included.

If you (or someone you know) are interested, you can email me at jeremy@twotoasters.com

Our Website: http://twotoasters.com

You can see a picture of our office at the bottom of this article:
http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2011/10/durhams-innovation-ecosystem/247276/

Pete Guthrie · **Posted:** Tue Nov 22, 2011 12:46 am

I am looking for a job as well. not a mechanical engineer, or anything that smart. just looking for a job... Jeremy, are you still looking for workers. i have a basic tool set, knowledge of cars.. and a need for work. transportation is my wrx.. my Tae Kwon Do will need funding to continue.but i can always schedule it around work, my instructor and i are old freinds.

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