C#.Net Developer - Cape Town

[Parrie]

Hi,

My company is looking for an experienced developer as per the requirements below:

• 9+ Years C#.Net Experience
• XAML, WCF and/or ASP.Net experience needed
• MVVM, MVC Pattern knowledge preferable

Send me a message if you want to know more or want me to send on along your CV.

 

[Parrie]

Anyone?

 

[Necropolis]

Post more info and you might have more luck.

 

[Parrie]

That is unfortunately all I have.

We are consulting house, so I cannot say where in CPT you will end up working, nor do I know the salary. But from what I can gather, looking at the finders fee they are offering, I bet it will be a damn fine looking salary!

 

[Sonic2k]

That is unfortunately all I have.

We are consulting house, so I cannot say where in CPT you will end up working, nor do I know the salary. But from what I can gather, looking at the finders fee they are offering, I bet it will be a damn fine looking salary!

Sorry, without more specific information, you're going to be met with no takers.
A search will direct you to other threads here that will highlight the root cause of why you are not getting anyone.

 

[^^vampire^^]

Not a fan of consultancies, they're basically pimps for the software dev industry.

If you're desperate for a job then great but I for one am completely against working for a company where you will never know where you are stationed. It generally winds up that you work on the client site that is in a hard to access area with ridiculous commute times. Coupled with that these consultancies generally want feedback 1 or more times a week which means once you are done with a heavy work day you must then travel to the company offices, usually after hours, to give feedback. Unless you own the consultancy and making big bucks off your peons this type of a job is never worth it.

 

[Parrie]

I think you have had some bad experiences somewhere along the line?

I have yet to encounter any of the conditions you described, after 9 years as a consultant.