We're Hiring!

[Si Chen-2]

Hey everybody -

Just wanted to remind everybody on this list that we're still looking
for more developers with some familiarity with OFBiz.  We have paid
positions for developers to work on both client projects and the
development of the opentaps Open Source ERP + CRM system and ofbiz.  
Some of the things which you'll be working on include:

- Extending business intelligence in opentaps
- Upgrading our user interfaces
- Building out our applications
- Building a comprehensive set of tests and testing procedures

You can work at your own schedule, either full-time and part-time, and
from anywhere you want.  If this is something you're interested in,
please send me an email off the list.

Thanks!

Si Chen

[David E Jones]

On Oct 9, 2007, at 5:02 PM, Si Chen wrote:

> Hey everybody -
>
> Just wanted to remind everybody on this list that we're still  
> looking for more developers with some familiarity with OFBiz.  We  
> have paid positions for developers to work on both client projects  
> and the development of the opentaps Open Source ERP + CRM system  
> and ofbiz.  Some of the things which you'll be working on include:
>
> - Extending business intelligence in opentaps
> - Upgrading our user interfaces
> - Building out our applications
> - Building a comprehensive set of tests and testing procedures
>
> You can work at your own schedule, either full-time and part-time,  
> and from anywhere you want.  If this is something you're interested  
> in, please send me an email off the list.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Si Chen

... or work at Hotwax Media or any of various other companies that  
will pay you to do the same foundational and generic work in the  
Apache 2 licensed OFBiz instead of the HPL licensed opentaps. Not  
only will your work have visibility in a larger community, but you  
can use your work in your next job without encumberances, even if  
that next job is your own company where you want to create build  
solutions, even commercial ones, based on OFBiz.

Not to say there is anything wrong or bad with what Open Source  
Strategies is doing (it's great to have their participation in  
OFBiz!), but just pointing this out so that those listening in  
realize there are other equally valid alternatives.

-David