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[hrit24]

Avenue A | Razorfish is a leading professional services firm that
delivers measurable business value to market leading companies in a
focused set of industries. Avenue A | Razorfish helps clients develop
meaningful customer relationships through effective integrated and
interactive marketing. Avenue A | Razorfish has offices in major
cities across the U.S. For more information, visit
http://www.avenuea-razorfish.com

Currently Avenue A/Razorfish has the following contract opening in
Atlanta:

Back End Technologist: Understand and map user and business driven
requirements to the technologies needed to support them. Develop code
working closely with information architects and business analysts
ensuring the technology will deliver value.


Core Skills:
·Java, JSP, Struts.

·Experience and understanding working with large-scale architectures,
including transactional systems, using standard-based web technologies
such as XML and J2EE.
·Experience with Struts.
·Experience with JBoss and/or SQL Server a plus.
·Experience with open source technology a plus.

Interested in contract assignments with Avenue A/Razorfish?
We invite you to enhance your career and have fun by applying for a
position at Avenue A/Razorfish.

Submit a resume, cover letter, with your hourly rate & availability via
email ONLY to:
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Avenue A | Razorfish is a leading professional ...

A 'professional' firm would probably not spam usenet.
By that measure, (let alone, the unsigned post out of
a gmail account) you are rank amateur(s).

 

[Thomas Fritsch]

A 'professional' firm would probably not spam usenet.
By that measure, (let alone, the unsigned post out of
a gmail account) you are rank amateur(s).

Not to say about this:
(*) The subject line doesn't contain the company name,
which I think would be its most important thing.
(*) The subject is way too long, so that it will be
cut-off in any news-client's listing. So I believe,
they never used a news-client.
(*) They posted via google.groups. So I believe, they
were not able to configure a news-client for access
to the news-server of their IP-provider.
(*) Their linked home page relies on the Shockwave-Flash
plugin, hence annoying all visitors who don't have
that plugin in their browser.

just my professional 2 cents for a professional company...

 

[Andrew Thompson]

(*) Their linked home page ..

...you visited their web page? [ astonished! ]

 

[shumaker]

LOL, I was amazed this post got any replies. I just had to look to see
who would have actually replied. Funny stuff.

FYI, I use google groups so that I have a consistant(sic I think)
interface no matter where I am accessing it from.