Hello, and welcome to the Monastery. I see this is your first post under the username perljobfiller.

This site is dedicated to learning and sharing knowledge about Perl. Job postings are off-topic, and should be directed to http://jobs.perl.org. Yes, I know; lots of people here earn a living (or would like to) with Perl, but this site doesn't want to become another job posting site.

At jobs.perl.org more people will see your posting who are actually seeking employment. And you'll be 100% on topic there. The site is well known enough that any PerlMonk looking for a gig already knows by now to check there periodically. It even has RSS feeds that make it easy for job seekers to keep up to date on what's out there.

Job Posting Section?


Dave

In reply to Re: (OT) Sr. Perl Developer FT opportunity Canada by davido
in thread (OT) Sr. Perl Developer FT opportunity Canada by perljobfiller

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