[ale] Filesystem Architect

[Geoffrey]

Fulton Green wrote:
> Also, any development shop that emphasizes pair programming, just one of the
> practices of the ever-more-popular Extreme Programming (XP) methodology, may 
> have difficulty with the virtual office thing.

Why?

> 
> On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 02:07:31PM -0400, Geoffrey wrote:
> 
>>I'd suggest to her, that under the current job climate, it'd be foolish 
>>for someone to relocate for ANYTHING referred to as a startup.
>>
>>Further, with current technologies, they'd get a lot more bang for their 
>>buck by having someone do a virtual office solution.  I've been doing it 
>>for over 5 years now and it works.  I'd be glad to provide suggestions 
>>for any problems they see that would arise from such a solution.  I'm no 
>>expert, but I've been doing it a while now so I've overcome a number of 
>>hurdles.  The only one you'll never overcome is the manager who has to 
>>be able to put his/her hand on your shoulder to assure themselves the 
>>job's getting done.
>>
>>Danny Cox wrote:
>>
>>>Howdy!
>>>
>>>	I just received a call from a recruiter in Los Gatos California (like:
>>>wow!).  Los Gatos is just south of San Jose, and is one of the
>>>higher-rent districts.  She's looking for a filesystem architect, and
>>>expects the candidate to move there (warning: very high cost of
>>>living!).  She claims that this is a "very well funded startup", so take
>>>that as you will.  Her contact info is:
>>>
>>>	Mary Stahl
>>>	408-559-7599
>>>
> 
> 


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