Sunday, April 04, 2010

Microsoft .NET developer

I wish to look for developer who is familiar with Microsoft .NET to work on a project or to work at my office. Preference will be given to a person living in or near Ang Mo Kio. If you are interested, send an email with your resume to kinlian@gmail.com.

If you wish to attend a course, there may be a government scheme to give you a training allowance and work for me after completing the training course.

12 comments:

  1. Mr. Tan,
    I learn IT 30 years ago and is now jobless. Will you consider me if I enrol into a course and work part time at the same time.
    It is very awkward to ask you this. VCery malu.

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  2. how about JAVA? the result is the same anyway....

    JAVA DEVELOPER

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  3. My applications are on .NET platform, so I need a developer who is familiar with this platform. I also want someone living close by, i.e. lower travelling time and cost.

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  4. If you are interested, send an email to kinlian@gmail.com. Do not post your questions in this blog.

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  5. Mr. Tan,
    I dont think I have a chance to get the job being outdated and old. Gd luck to your search.

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  6. Made in Sg 1952April 01, 2010 9:36 PM

    Anon: March 09, 2010 4:31 PM

    and again: April 01, 2010 6:35 PM

    U wrote abt yrself being "outdated and old". I agree.

    Mr Tan has much better things to do. I hope u wil agree.

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  7. arnon,
    no need to run down that poor chap. u must have better thing to do also

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  8. anon, dont redicule the poor chap and have fun on other people's misery.

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  9. I have asked the interested person to send an email to me with a resume.

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  10. Anon: April 02, 2010 1:26 AM

    and again: April 02, 2010 9:57 AM

    Earlier on, u wrote abt yrself being "outdated and old". Today, u labeled yrself 'a poor chap'. Very soon, yr Paymaster will be calling u up to "take yr last check". U're toast !

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  11. That is right, dont throw a stone into the well when the man is down!Mr. Tan is just try to be helpful to the guy! cant stand your arrogance!

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  12. Mr Tan, why not outsourced it to 3rd country. a lot of company in USA already did it. It cust 70% of the cost.

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