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In our work, we use an application ?framework? and employ coding practices
(naming conventions, etc.) which we are very strict in applying to make our
code appear and function in the same and predictable way, regardless of the
developer. I would not blame any developer who had strong ideas and would
not want to work under this level of control. However, because of the way we
work, whilst we respect you, we wouldn?t be able to work with you.

This framework makes extensive use of object orientation. Whilst not
claiming that it is the best, and certainly not the only way of doing
things, it works to deliver commercial solutions to our clients.

It has been my experience that someone at your level of experience will take
2-3 months (part-time) to adapt to using this ?framework?. During this time,
it is necessary for us to spend some time looking through and commenting on
your work, so we do have to invest our time in you during this period.

Normally, we don?t offer payment for this learning period, as we don?t know
who will be left at the end. However, we would consider ?ex-gratia?
hardship payments to those who have shown good progress and a lot of
potential if they can?t quite reach the end of the learning time without any
money.

Once you are ?up to speed? with the framework, then we have an unending
stream of work. The pay-rates are:

First semi-professional work (first couple of weeks) - $1.50per hour

Second semi-professional/fully-professional work (second couple weeks) -
$3.00 per hour

Professional work - $5.00 per hour

So if you are working full-time, you should be making $800-$1000 per month.
If you are even more ambitious, then we have management opportunities where
you are able to ?write your own pay check?.

The reason for this sliding scale is that your early work, even after going
through the framework, takes an enormous amount of effort from us to get to
a deliverable UK standard.

Because of the time taken before you of commercial use to us, if you are
currently unemployed, and looking for an immediate full-time job, this offer
may not be for you.

If you currently have a full-time job and you are looking to moonlight,
although we have no way of knowing from the UK at the start, we would be
able to detect it from your responses. Therefore, we would discourage it,
unless you have a clear plan of how you are going to allocate your time.

If you are self-employed, with a few clients of your own, and you would like
to fit our work around your own, then that?s OK, especially if you have a
professional approach to allocating your time.

However, those who are prepared to dedicate their whole time to us, and our
clients, will be given preferable treatment and we will make a terrific
effort to keep you constantly employed.

If you are still interested then let me know and we can take it further.


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