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  Full Stack .Net Developer_Atlanta,GA recruiter 642 <recruiter642@gmail.com> - 2020-01-21 06:37 -0800
    Re: Full Stack .Net Developer_Atlanta,GA rja.carnegie@gmail.com - 2020-01-22 13:50 -0800

#2030 — Full Stack .Net Developer_Atlanta,GA

Role: Full Stack .Net Developer

Location: Atlanta,GA

Duration: 6 months

Interview Mode: Phone+Skype

Required Qualifications:

·         5+ years hands-on software development experience in .NET Stack (C#, SQL, MVC, WCF, ASP.NET, VB.NET, TFS, Design Patterns)

·         Experience with JavaScript frameworks like Angular SPA

·         Frontend web experience with HTML5, JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX, HTML5, CSS3

·         Strong experience developing effective APIs and REST/SOAP web services and deep understanding of server-side and middle-tier technologies, relational databases/SQL

·         B.S. in Computer Science or equivalent

·         Strong leadership and communication skill.

Preferred Qualifications:

·         Agile SDLC processes (Kanban/XP)

·         Micro services and Distributed architectures

·         Ability to think strategically and act tactically

·         Strong customer focus and owner mindset

·         Proven track record of delivering high quality Software Products

If you are interested please share your resume at resumes@usajobservices.com

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#2033

Spam because I don't see "SQL" mentioned there.

Hey, I just caught up with category "all" 
at the "Not Always Right" web site, and I think
this was somewhere there: someone whose personal 
phone number was accidentally given out for 
people applying to work at the Apple Store in 
town,I think.

Our hero decides to call the store to fix this.

It turns out that they didn't give out his 
number and they aren't recruiting.

So it's slightly unclear what's happening, but 
I suppose basically "advance fee fraud".
Get someone to pay you while you get them a job.
But you don't get them a job.  You just take
their money.

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