well, i'm a consultant based in nyc, but i travel the country when i work. if you're looking for work in new york, think finance. or web. or medical. but mostly finance. but, perl programmer isn't exactly a job title. so figure out what you do (or want to do) with perl, and look there.

if you want company names for their websites, try citibank, salomon smith barney, chase, merrill lynch, csfb, deutche bank....

i hope i'm not breaking any rules here talking about jobs, i've rarely seen discussion about it, and i don't know if it's frowned upon. good luck in your search!

~Particle

In reply to Re: Job Searching by particle
in thread Job Searching by petesmiley

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