Job Hunting

[ximinez]

Does this sound like a spam website operator to anybody else? And should I let that stop me? ;)


Message 1, which I didn't reply to

Subject: Re: Web Dev Job

Hi Ed,

We are 100+ people (we've been hiring recently, not
sure of exact numbers lately, 127?) and are in Dania;
the company builds affiliate websites and handles the
order processing, customer support and backend for
various things ranging from online pharmacy to
mortgage loan brokering. Please send me a copy of
your resume, as I can't seem to get at it off Monster.
for some reason the same search doesn't pull you up
today (?!).

Jason

Message 2, which I'm pondering

Subject: Re: Web Dev Job

Hi Ed,

Not sure if I ever got back to you. I was looking for
2 programmers, now I need 4. We're about 100 people,
in Dania, doing online pharmacy, mortgage loan
brokering, etc. We're developing our own in house
affiliate/client CRM app to handle all the billing,
tracking, etc. Quite a lot of work to do around here.

Jason

Comments

Pay the bills

[sylvar.livejournal.com]

At the very least, you can get paid regularly while gathering intelligence for the good guys...

Is it a *regular* paycheck?

[cadrys.livejournal.com]

If (pay.type == regular)
{
if (look_into_job("Web Dev Job") == JobResult.Favorable)
{
accept_job("Web Dev Job");
}
}

easy enough... :)

[ximinez]

Even if it means become an even bigger whore than I am now?

[h-postmortemus.livejournal.com]

Sure! I work for an 800-employee phone company! How much more of a sell-out could I be? I mean, dude, I work for a PHONE COMPANY.

It's all money.

It's easy enough to emulate the different personas that a corporate work place expects. Just remember to lie, deceive and pretend about what you care about, your politics, religion, etc... :)

[ximinez]

Good point. After all, cadrys is the one working for the evil empire...