.NET in Denmark

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threaded replied

17 January 2006, 06:47
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

He is so dodgy that not even I could charge a fee for him

Darn, I've arranged a meeting for this morning to see whether it would be acceptable to the investors to have you on the list of headhunters we already have looking for one. Typisk.

Anyroads, most of Denmarks e-government is C# .Net and the Danes like it, they really do (the e-gov portals that is).

Claim to fame is one project I did made 600 tax inspectors surplus to requirements. Which you must admit can only be a good thing (tm).
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scotspine replied

16 January 2006, 22:49
i know. i'm a snip at that price & i can't imagine why joshua was so keen to pass it on to dim who, as we all know, won't pack his bags for less than 100.
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scotspine replied

16 January 2006, 21:38
Originally posted by DimPrawn

Dear Prawn,

Just a short note to check your current situation for contract roles. I am currently looking for a contract consultant with strong ASP.Net/C#, SQL Server 2000 skills for a contract in Denmark. If this would be of interest to you or any of your colleagues please let me know. Please forward a copy of your resume for this and future roles when you have a few spare seconds.

We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Best regards

Joshua Young

PROTEUS EUROPE
+44 (0) 1962 877700
[email protected]

www.ProteusEurope.com

Now if Threaded actually had any skills, he might be interested.....

Hi scotspine

Thank you for your quick response with regards to the position in Denmark. I will forward your details on and be in touch as soon as I hear something back from the client.

Best Regards

Joshua Young
PROTEUS EUROPE
01962 877700

-----Original Message-----
From: scotspine
Sent: 13 January 2006 09:46
To: Joshua Young
Subject: Re: scotspine

hi joshua,
rate would have to be as previously i'm afraid. ie £80@hour
best regards
scotspine

Last edited by scotspine; 16 January 2006, 21:57.
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DodgyAgent replied

16 January 2006, 21:29
Originally posted by AtW

That's not Demon's founder who got jailed recently? His fees now measure in number of fags

He is so dodgy that not even I could charge a fee for him
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AtW replied

16 January 2006, 20:50
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

I have a friend who took Demon to the market. He is doing interim stuff at the moment.- No agency fee

That's not Demon's founder who got jailed recently? His fees now measure in number of fags
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Francko replied

16 January 2006, 20:44
Originally posted by DimPrawn

Threaded, does your bulltulip have no bounds?

He does it early bound, not late bound.
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DodgyAgent replied

16 January 2006, 20:44
Originally posted by threaded

Quite a lot of .Net work in Denmark.

I'm also looking for a CEO to take over one of my startups and take it to IPO.

No muppets need apply.

I have a friend who took Demon to the market. He is doing interim stuff at the moment.- No agency fee
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DimPrawn replied

16 January 2006, 20:42
Threaded, does your bulltulip have no bounds?
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threaded replied

16 January 2006, 20:36
Quite a lot of .Net work in Denmark.

I'm also looking for a CEO to take over one of my startups and take it to IPO.

No muppets need apply.
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Dundeegeorge replied

16 January 2006, 20:18
They're just fishing surely?

Originally posted by DimPrawn

Dear Prawn,

Just a short note to check your current situation for contract roles. I am currently looking for a contract consultant with strong ASP.Net/C#, SQL Server 2000 skills for a contract in Denmark. If this would be of interest to you or any of your colleagues please let me know. Please forward a copy of your resume for this and future roles when you have a few spare seconds.

We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Best regards

Joshua Young

PROTEUS EUROPE
+44 (0) 1962 877700
[email protected]

www.ProteusEurope.com

Now if Threaded actually had any skills, he might be interested.....

Net. In Denmark. fishing. I'll get my coat.
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mcquiggd replied

16 January 2006, 20:16
Mmmmm.....
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DimPrawn started a topic .NET in Denmark

16 January 2006, 20:12
.NET in Denmark

Dear Prawn,

Just a short note to check your current situation for contract roles. I am currently looking for a contract consultant with strong ASP.Net/C#, SQL Server 2000 skills for a contract in Denmark. If this would be of interest to you or any of your colleagues please let me know. Please forward a copy of your resume for this and future roles when you have a few spare seconds.

We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Best regards

Joshua Young

PROTEUS EUROPE
+44 (0) 1962 877700
[email protected]

www.ProteusEurope.com

Now if Threaded actually had any skills, he might be interested.....
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