Today's monkey contract

[eek]

C#/ASP.NET Developer Leeds, West Yorkshire Contract IT Job

Pay peanuts get....

[DimPrawn]

C#/ASP.NET Developer Leeds, West Yorkshire Contract IT Job

Pay peanuts get....

....loads of northerners applying.

[doodab]

I'd expect danger money to head that far over the border.

[eek]

....loads of northerners applying.

Only crap stupid ones.

[OwlHoot]

C#/ASP.NET Developer Leeds, West Yorkshire Contract IT Job

Pay peanuts get....

One could understand maybe an IT graduate, keen to get into contracting, being slightly interested.

But they'd have no chance - look at the huge list of required skills:

Experienced .NET Framework Developer with relevant technical experience, specifically:
* C#/ASP.NET
* An ORM (such as Entity Framework or NHibernate)
* SQL Server 2008 (including SSIS, SSAS and SSRS)
* Advanced Javascript in a DHTML environment (preferably jQuery)
* Unit testing and mocking, preferably with NUnit
* Continuous Integration, preferably CC.NET
* Experience of Developing RESTful interfaces
* Working on a multi-tiered environment and with Visual Studio 2010
* Experience of working in an agile environment.
* Experience of migrating and developing large scale databases.
* Ability to transfer skills/provide on-job training.
* Able to integrate, communicate and work effectively as part of an established team.

For £150 a day - They must be having a laugh

[Spacecadet]

For £150 a day - They must be having a laugh

I wouldn't even drive there and back (from manchester) for that

[SueEllen]

Mmmmm..........

Applicants must be eligible to work in the specified location

Reads to me as we have to advertise the job and say we can't get anyone suitable before giving it to a Bob.

[thunderlizard]

The ideal candidate will be an all-rounder with in-depth technical knowledge

Yes. I dare say he would.

[Sysman]

For £150 a day - They must be having a laugh

I was on that in 1986. Plus expenses.

[thunderlizard]

I was on that in 1999. However, at that time I had none of the skills listed on the advert.