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Are you a Web Developer with experience in ASP.net? Perhaps you know someone who is? We’re recruiting…

The Vacancy:

Reporting to the Web Team Manager, the successful candidate will be an experienced Web Developer with ASP.net (VB.net), MS Visual Studio, MS SQL Server, IIS, CSS, XML, JAVASCRIPT & HTML skills. The candidate will be required to build new web applications and upgrade existing web sites, including content management (backend) systems and will work closely with our Senior Web Developer.
The right candidate will be bright, enthusiastic and highly motivated. Applicants must be prepared to use their own initiative to problem-solve and learn new technologies.

Candidates must have:

- Education to degree level
- Excellent communication and organisation skills and the ability to work within a small team and on your own initiative.
- Good attention to detail
- A portfolio of websites demonstrating the skills required above.

Salary: £24,000 - £27,000 dependent on experience

Degree/HND: IT related

Location: Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Applications

Please send CV, covering letter and portfolio of relevant web sites to: [email protected]

Applications will only be accepted from candidates who are authorised to work for any UK employer.

Strictly no agencies.

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and:

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Another Andy here with a hot tip. Coasters. Go for the coasters.

Hello Foxy!

I think the key here is backups. Any of the main brand laptops will break if you add dust or water into the equation. You could invest in one of the robust ones in a case, but you will pay for it. I would just buy a £400-£500 laptop, look after it, and always keep it in a soft case. I would also back everything up every night, so worst case scenario, you still have your data. If you're exposing your laptop to extreme conditions it is more likely to break, so backup backup, backup!

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Any parrots?

We do all sorts. But mainly we talk to the animals, like Dr Doolittle.

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Hi everyone,

Please bear with us whilst we try to iron out the little glitches we're experiencing with the new Firefox browser. All feedback and screen dumps are very much appreciated as always. Please send screen dumps of problems to [email protected].

Whenever you report a problem on this thread, please include your browser type, version (help, about) and operating system.

Thanks!