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chris2930

This wasn't a question for 'me' per se, I'm trying to get a feel for the industry on a wider scale, if you will. The reason I asked to exclude 'specialist jobs' is because I think they distort the information I was attempting to garner.

Thanks @JimmyJenkins = that's the type of information I'm after.

Thumbs down @jasonkester for your 'troll type' response.

Highest paying developer jobs (4 years exp, no contract & no management)

I'd like to get some opinions on what the highest paying developer jobs are please. Here in the UK, there seems to be an average of £45,000 ($65,000) for Java and C++ jobs, with PHP faring about 25% lower, on average.<p>Also, please could we avoid the unique & specialist jobs which pay well into the six figure range as they are irrelevant to most developers.<p>To confirm: These...

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Re:Where to advertise for Computer Scientists? on Monday September 12, 2011 @02:30PM (#2988335)
I don't mind where someone works from, while a UK candidate would be great, I'm aware that the pay isn't huge so I'm very open to talking to any one from any country and experience level.

Thank you for your feedback ig1.

Re:Where to advertise for Computer Scientists? on Monday September 12, 2011 @02:16PM (#2988282)
Thanks Bartonfink. I specifically avoided talking about various libraries or tools as I'd like to keep this a little hush hush for the time being.

I'll send you an email - thanks for the reply. It's much appreciated.

Chris

Where to advertise for Computer Scientists?

Could anyone help out and tell me where to advertise for computer scientists? Especially in the UK? Any advice greatly appreciated. I've included my job advert below if anyone is interested or is generous enough to offer some feedback:<p>"I own a small search marketing agency here in the UK and would like to recruit a computer scientist with experience working with software that...

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