VinylxScratches
Golden Member
I got this email from a person. I'd like to reply to them but it just seems "fake" to me... I got this email from the person. Would you guys even reply to this if you were a graduate looking for work?
Anyways it looks like they use really old technology so if I were to get the job I see it as making me 6 months behind in way? I know business use stuff that works and there's no reason to upgrade unless they break even and adds business value blah blah blah.
Dear ME,
I ran across your resume on one of the portal and wanted to notify of this
great opportunity. Please let me know your interest in the below contract
position with my direct client in downtown Chicago and take up the
challenge. You will be working as an Classic ASP Developer and will have a
great team and environment to work with. The candidate will mainly be
involved in the development of web-based business intelligence solutions.
Here is the job detail:
Title:
ASP Developer
Skills:
Classic ASP, ASP.Net
sql server 2000
Location:
Area code:
312
Tax term:
CONTRACT
Pay rate:
DEO
Length:
6 months
Job description:
Classic ASP, ASP.Net (Strong)
sql server 2000
This person will be responsible for taking ownership of 2 large reporting
applications written using ASP and ASP.Net
The work will be distributed as follows: 30% new development/enhancements
and 70% support
Must be a team player with good communication skills and ability to talk to
users and document requirements
HOW TO APPLY:
In the event you would like to explore this opportunity, please e-mail us a
MS Word copy of your resume along with details on the following
(please fill inline). Please keep the same subject line, of the e-mail
while replying:
1. Your current work authorization status in US?
2. Present location?
3. How soon will you be able to join on site?
4. Best time to call you for a telephonic conversation (please specify
time-zone).
5. Expected hourly pay (please specify whether quoted rate is on W2 or
1099).
Best Regards,
Anyways it looks like they use really old technology so if I were to get the job I see it as making me 6 months behind in way? I know business use stuff that works and there's no reason to upgrade unless they break even and adds business value blah blah blah.
Dear ME,
I ran across your resume on one of the portal and wanted to notify of this
great opportunity. Please let me know your interest in the below contract
position with my direct client in downtown Chicago and take up the
challenge. You will be working as an Classic ASP Developer and will have a
great team and environment to work with. The candidate will mainly be
involved in the development of web-based business intelligence solutions.
Here is the job detail:
Title:
ASP Developer
Skills:
Classic ASP, ASP.Net
sql server 2000
Location:
Area code:
312
Tax term:
CONTRACT
Pay rate:
DEO
Length:
6 months
Job description:
Classic ASP, ASP.Net (Strong)
sql server 2000
This person will be responsible for taking ownership of 2 large reporting
applications written using ASP and ASP.Net
The work will be distributed as follows: 30% new development/enhancements
and 70% support
Must be a team player with good communication skills and ability to talk to
users and document requirements
HOW TO APPLY:
In the event you would like to explore this opportunity, please e-mail us a
MS Word copy of your resume along with details on the following
(please fill inline). Please keep the same subject line, of the e-mail
while replying:
1. Your current work authorization status in US?
2. Present location?
3. How soon will you be able to join on site?
4. Best time to call you for a telephonic conversation (please specify
time-zone).
5. Expected hourly pay (please specify whether quoted rate is on W2 or
1099).
Best Regards,
