Apologies if this is out of place.

I am looking to bring on board a couple of perl programmers to help launch Flying Car Television. It was suggested to me that I use jobs.perl.org, but I cannot agree to one of the rules for posting there.

Update: It has been pointed out that perhaps I should mention that I am looking for people willing to work for company stock rather than cash.

I seek your indulgence. I have placed the details on my home node in hopes of being less intrusive.

I will take up no more space on this main section.

Thank you.

Skip

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muba: delete: PM is not a place to search for employees, is it?
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Arunbear: keep (and edit) votes prevented reaping; Keep/Edit/Delete: 23/2/23
Moved from Seekers of Perl Wisdom to Perl News

In reply to Seeking Programmers. by SkipHuffman

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