Originally posted by MPwannadecentincome
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sorry off topic slightly - but why would a tester need to know java?
The xml and databases - ok will accept that a tester may need to go look see what is in there.
but java?
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Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostPah - plastic contractor. You should have a Ferrari in your garage like the rest of us.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYes. I have my own gym in the garage; something I would never have been able to afford as a permie.
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Originally posted by Andy2 View PostWhats wrong with fruit juice and sultanas ?
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Originally posted by thelace View PostYou're not sporty then?
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Someone tried to sell me a permie job
Senior tester - Database - Java - XML - backend testen - Utrecht
BLA BLA BLA…
Requirements
* Knowledge of databases, Java and XML
* Experience with automated testing
* An academic level (preferably Mathematics, Physics or Computer Science)
* Minimum 3 years experience as Quality/Test Engineer with backend testing
* Experience with GUI test tools such as Winrunner, QF-Test, or open source tools such as TPTP AGR
* Knowledge of structured testing, automated testing and functional test techniques such as TestFrame®, Tmap®, TMM or TPI
* Knowledge of Web technology
* Good knowledge of Dutch and English both written and spoken
* Experience with Linux and Microsoft Windows
What do you get?
Flexible working hours and a salary matching your knowledge and experience from €2500-€5000 gross a month. They offer a bonus- scheme depending on the company profit. They pay for your travel costs, pension and net expenses €55 a month. They all eat lunch together and have fruit, juices, cup a soup and sultana’s to take whenever you want. On top of that they offer the best coffee in the world!
You will get a one-year contract with 1-month trail and 1 month notice. If you are sporty you can go to the gym around the corner for €10 a month.
What is this about? in return for my work I get fruit, juice, sultanas and powdered soup together with a bunch of geeks and the opportunity to spend my crap salary in the gym around the corner? Since when has ‘the right to spend your money in the shop of your own choice’ been an attractive reason to work for someone?Last edited by Mich the Tester; 19 March 2009, 14:31.Tags: None
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