Brian_R
2017-04-06 12:58:56 UTC
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
cheers
Brian
Any takers?
cheers
Brian
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Bill Gunshannon
2017-04-06 14:44:28 UTC
Post by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
Any chance of a remote? Not a lot of experience with VMS PascalLooking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Brian_R
2017-04-06 14:54:35 UTC
Post by Bill Gunshannon
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Sadly no remote working as far as I know. Which will seriously limit the pool of engineers.Post by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
Any chance of a remote? Not a lot of experience with VMS PascalLooking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Bill Gunshannon
2017-04-06 15:42:55 UTC
Post by Brian_R
Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me inPost by Bill Gunshannon
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Sadly no remote working as far as I know. Which will seriously limit the pool of engineers.Post by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
Any chance of a remote? Not a lot of experience with VMS PascalLooking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
bill
David Froble
2017-04-06 20:37:03 UTC
Post by Bill Gunshannon
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
bill
I thought you were retired ????????????????Post by Brian_R
the pool of engineers.
Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me inPost by Bill Gunshannon
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Sadly no remote working as far as I know. Which will seriously limitPost by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England.
Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
Any chance of a remote? Not a lot of experience with VMS PascalLooking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England.
Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
the pool of engineers.
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
bill
Arne Vajhøj
2017-04-06 20:49:43 UTC
Post by David Froble
Maybe he is retired *and* bored ...Post by Bill Gunshannon
Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me in
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
I thought you were retired ????????????????Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me in
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
:-)
Arne
Bill Gunshannon
2017-04-07 17:34:35 UTC
Post by Arne Vajhøj
:-)
Arne
BINGO!!! Give that man a cigar....Post by David Froble
Maybe he is retired *and* bored ...Post by Bill Gunshannon
Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me in
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
I thought you were retired ????????????????Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me in
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
:-)
Arne
bill
Bill Gunshannon
2017-04-07 17:34:07 UTC
Post by David Froble
Yes, and getting real bored. My wife was able to find a part timePost by Bill Gunshannon
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
bill
I thought you were retired ????????????????Post by Brian_R
the pool of engineers.
Well, if you ever get any other gigs that can be done remote keep me inPost by Bill Gunshannon
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
Sadly no remote working as far as I know. Which will seriously limitPost by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England.
Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
Any chance of a remote? Not a lot of experience with VMS PascalLooking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England.
Contract would be for 6 months.
Any takers?
specifically, but did a lot of Pascal programming on PDP-11's,
other micros including under OS-9, UCSD-Pascal and Pr1mes back
in the day when Pascal was still in vogue.
bill
the pool of engineers.
mind. I do a lot more than Pascal. :-) Resume available on demand.
bill
position as a teacher. The only IT jobs you see advertised around
here are for people who install printers on PC's. And they still
wonder why our kids go away to college and never come back.
But, seriously, I am in the market. Just not in a position to relocate.
bill
Simon Clubley
2017-04-06 18:32:51 UTC
Post by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Is the job located South of Scotland or North of Yorkshire ? :-)Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Not interested in the job myself, but just thought it may help to be
a little more specific in case anyone is interested.
Simon.
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Paul Sture
2017-04-07 02:31:21 UTC
Post by Simon Clubley
Not interested in the job myself, but just thought it may help to be
a little more specific in case anyone is interested.
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in thePost by Brian_R
Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Is the job located South of Scotland or North of Yorkshire ? :-)Looking for VMS Pascal developers in the North East of England. Contract would be for 6 months.
Not interested in the job myself, but just thought it may help to be
a little more specific in case anyone is interested.
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
Map of Yorkshire:
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Brian_R
2017-04-07 06:58:43 UTC
Post by Paul Sture
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
<http://county-wise.org.uk/files/2013/06/ABC_Yorkshire_Map_v1-3_print.png>
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Its in sunny Teesside, Stockton to be exact.Post by Simon Clubley
Is the job located South of Scotland or North of Yorkshire ? :-)
Not interested in the job myself, but just thought it may help to be
a little more specific in case anyone is interested.
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in theIs the job located South of Scotland or North of Yorkshire ? :-)
Not interested in the job myself, but just thought it may help to be
a little more specific in case anyone is interested.
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
<http://county-wise.org.uk/files/2013/06/ABC_Yorkshire_Map_v1-3_print.png>
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Simon Clubley
2017-04-07 12:22:56 UTC
Paul wrote: (Original header was deleted in parent posting)
:-) I'm amused that _anyone_ could consider Leeds to be in the North East.Post by Paul Sture
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in the
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in the
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
For anyone into such things, there's lots of very nice walking areas
in the North and East Riding parts of that map...
Its in sunny Teesside, Stockton to be exact.
Ah, so it's the "real" North East then. :-) Well, there are farworse places to work than Stockton...
Simon.
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Brian_R
2017-04-07 12:58:48 UTC
Post by Simon Clubley
For anyone into such things, there's lots of very nice walking areas
in the North and East Riding parts of that map...
Ah, so it's the "real" North East then. :-) Well, there are far
worse places to work than Stockton...
Aye, and the North East isn't a desolate wasteland contrary to what some politicians seem to think.Post by Brian_R
:-) I'm amused that _anyone_ could consider Leeds to be in the North East.Post by Paul Sture
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in the
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
Good point. Many(all?) recruiters seem to think that Leeds is in the
"North East" but to anyone *in Leeds or the surrounding areas*, "North
East England" means County Durham, Teesside, Tyne and Wear, (basically
anywhere north of the River Tees).
For anyone into such things, there's lots of very nice walking areas
in the North and East Riding parts of that map...
Ah, so it's the "real" North East then. :-) Well, there are far
worse places to work than Stockton...
Although I do concede that some areas might benefit from flattening and starting again.