4GL Job in Austin Texas
OK, since this forum is for technical discussions... I'll be breif. 6 mos contract to perm employment 4GL Informix, 2 - 8 yrs exp. Austin, Texas Client=national benefits provider, web access Pay rate = $40 - $60 K/yr depending on skill/experience Not interested? Please ignore this message Interested? Please email me and we'll talk. Thanks, Todd Leach Metamor-ITS Austin, TX Branch 1-512-794-8848 x234 1-800-543-0247 x234 tleach@metamor-its.com http://www.metamor-its.com --== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==-- ---Share what you know. Learn what you don't.---
resumes.austin@metamor-its.com wrote: > OK, since this forum is for technical discussions... I'll be breif. > > 6 mos contract to perm employment > 4GL Informix, 2 - 8 yrs exp. > Austin, Texas > Client=national benefits provider, web access > Pay rate = $40 - $60 K/yr depending on skill/experience > > Not interested? Please ignore this message > Interested? Please email me and we'll talk. Wow $20.00 - $30.00 an hour for a 4GL contract. Is the market that bad, or is this idiot that greedy? Unless of course he means 40-60 an hr based on experienced. I can never figure out if they use a 2K hour business year or they equate a $40 an hour contract == $40K a year. -Uncle Mikey
In article <373E3C35.C329F403@NOSPAM.KING.OF.MY.DOMAIN.MAPSON.Segel.com>, Mike Segel <mikey@NOSPAM.KING.OF.MY.DOMAIN.MAPSON.Segel.com> wrote: > > > resumes.austin@metamor-its.com wrote: > > > OK, since this forum is for technical discussions... I'll be breif. > > > > 6 mos contract to perm employment > > 4GL Informix, 2 - 8 yrs exp. > > Austin, Texas > > Client=national benefits provider, web access > > Pay rate = $40 - $60 K/yr depending on skill/experience > > > > Not interested? Please ignore this message > > Interested? Please email me and we'll talk. > > Wow $20.00 - $30.00 an hour for a 4GL contract. > Is the market that bad, or is this idiot that greedy? > > Unless of course he means 40-60 an hr based on experienced. > > I can never figure out if they use a 2K hour business year or they > equate a $40 an hour contract == $40K a year. > > -Uncle Mikey > > Uncle Mikey, I think you were mistaken when you read my posting. This is not "contract" work as you would typically expect. The market is different if your client is only looking for programmers with 2 to 8 years of experience (leaning heavily towards the 2 years end of that) and is looking for full-time employees (not contractors). Contractors would of course pull in more compensation. Especially those with 5 to 8 years of specific Informix experience. I have already found two programmers who are excited about moving up from their current full-time jobs to my client's full-time opportunity. They are impressed with the company, it's involvement with the internet, and the potential for advancement of their careers. As for the hours/year, 2K hours/year is common as is 2080 hours/year. However, for those who are not wanting the uncertainty of contract work, the hourly pay calculation is not as critical. They are more focussed on the annual salary. That is the standard by which those jobs are measured. Again, positions on this job are still available. It is not aimed at the typical contractor as addressed above. If you or someone you know is afraid of the uncertainty of contracting, but needs a change of scenery; consider this opportunity! Thanks, Todd Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Share what you know. Learn what you don't.