Re: [chiPHPug-discuss] PHP programmer opening (phpWalter)

[Anacreo <an...@gm...>]

While I do agree with the financials Walter layed out in my personal
situation, not everyone has the same situation.  I don't think that in that
range Jennifer will garner a top PHP programmer but if she makes the offer
and she gets someone that's fantastic for her company.  I'll tell you
working for the last 10 years in corporate America, the best people tend to
be the ones who don't ask for the most money because they carae more about
the job and less about the moolah.

I know plenty of people who earned more money then I did while working in
nice corporate jobs and weren't worth their weight in any substance I knew
of, and that includes air.

My 2 cents.

Alec

On 5/23/07, Jennifer Stander <jen...@gm...> wrote:
>
> > Remember you get what you pay for. And conversely, you get (the job)
> they
> > pay you for.
> >
> > [OK, I'm done b$^ching)
> >
> > Walter
>
> I normally wouldn't reply to this, but I should clarify that yes it is
> hourly and that your math is incorrect.  On the high end of the pay
> range we are offering, the programmer would make close to $70K a year,
> which is more than your calculated $1250 a month.
>
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