Don't make them hire Chinese offshore workers!
Got this on G+ via Twitter from Ryan Hellyer who works at the company, Metronet. Here’s the post on Codepoet:
If you, like us, think that Code is Poetry, you might just be the person we are looking for!
Metronet is a Norwegian Internet Consultancy Company that specializes in the four areas of Search (PPC & SEO), Analysis, Development and Social Media. We are a team of 30 people aiming to provide our clients with the very best services every single day.
Our development and social media department build websites, e-commerce sites, intranets and solutions for social media and our preferred platform is WordPress. We simply love WP and we know the back alleys of the loop better than we know the faces of our mothers.
Our goal is simply to build the world´s best WordPress team and if you are the right person, we want you to join us.
What we have to offer:
• A secure full time job working as a Code Poet.
• Excellent salary.
• Exciting customers and projects.
• Great colleagues.
• The opportunity to live and work in Norway, the best country in the world according to many surveys.
• Assistance with relocation and accommodation.Your requirements
• Experienced as a WordPress developer doing custom development.
• Dedication to WordPress and the WordPress community.
• Willingness to relocate to Norway.Does this sound interesting? Get in touch with us now:
Ryan Hellyer, Code Poet
ryan@metronet.noArnstein Larsen, Development Manager
arnstein@metronet.noPS: We are only looking for people who are willing to relocate to Oslo, Norway at this point.
Well, it’s not Vancouver, but it’s not Detroit either, so there’s that.
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readytochangenow
February 16, 2012
It is a trick question – how can code not been seen as pretty…if it is well organized of course.
I love that the part about Norway is at the very bottom. Thousands of out of work code poets dropped their heads around the world.
raincoaster
February 16, 2012
Hey, there are worse places to live.
readytochangenow
February 16, 2012
It’s not the location – it is the commute…
Ryan Hellyer
February 16, 2012
Norway is awesome!
I had a 42 hour commute to get here and it was worth every minute of it.
readytochangenow
February 16, 2012
Point taken – maybe they need a technical editor…
raincoaster
February 16, 2012
Honestly, if I had coding skillz, I’d apply. If you guys need an English-language community manager or socia media person, gimme a shout. Born in France. Got EU cred.