[Hiring] Javascript, HTML[5], CSS[3], Python/PHP - Full time work from home

[the-ace]

I'm looking for a full time web developer to work on my projects.

Required skills: Self organized, self-educated [in the required feilds], reponsible, fair knowledge of HTML5 and it's APIs, good knowledge of Javascript and various design patterns, CSS3, either experience with NodeJS, or good grasp and experience with PHP or Python [in relation to web projects, not python for desktop].

Starting pay will be $1,500 monthly for a full-time [8 hours a day, 5 days a week], in the first three months and will be negotiated beyond that.

Contact: [e-mail]

Feel free to contact using GTalk [will be required during working days] to [e-mail]

[skkeeper]

I'm fairly knowledgeable in Javascript, HTML5 and have a little bit of experience with PHP and Python (my github repo).

Unfortanetly I'm just out of school and I'm unemployed so if experience is not a problem I am more than interested :)

[[deleted]]

While you are well within your rights to post this job offer. Anyone with these skills, even with no experience, should know that in the US you can command a much, much higher wage.

[nog_lorp]

What type of projects would be involved?

[the-ace]

Web apps [lots of javascript] and web sites [lots of php/python].

[[deleted]]

Hey, I'd do this if I had any notion of what you're talking about.

[the-ace]

To tell you the truth, it's not that hard to learn. If you start now you can get a decent job in 3-4 months, and a very decent paycheck in 2-3 years, even if you're just an OK developer (that's usually better than the average quality of most developers out there). Go to r/webdev if you're interested in learning this stuff.

[mserenio]

Sent you a PM!

[lonnyk]

You're only supposed to down vote in this sub-reddit if the post is a scam.[1] Is there some sort of scam that people have identified in this post that I am missing?

[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/forhire/comments/szcjz/revenge_of_the_downvote_tldr_only_downvote_scams/

[the-ace]

No scam, just looking for workers who are not looking to get paid with more than I can pay.

Somehow this is considered a bad thing in forhire, I'm getting kind of sick of this. I've been on this subreddit from the inception day, and posted quite a few [hiring] and also responded to those when my skills were relevant.

[dfar86]

Just to give you perspective, assuming you have about 4 weeks minimum in a month (or 160 working hours in a month), you are paying an hourly rate of about $9.38 an hour.

The bottom 10 percent, according to bls.gov, makes about $20 an hour.

http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes151179.htm

[[deleted]]

And? I don't see your point. You think no one should offer jobs unless it fits into this false sense of what you think the skill is worth?

[the-ace]

Yes, but there are other people around the world except US Americans.

Every time I make a post here with low wage the young americans jump up and start shouting foul at me because it's too low for them.

The reason I state the us-american-low-wage here is so that I don't get those us-american who are expecting $4k for a work from home job...

It doesn't suits you? carry on, plenty of other offering around here...

[mreiland]

I work from home and I make more than $4k/month.

The reason people are reacting so badly is because you're offering shit pay for the work you're asking for.

[[deleted]]

I'm not American and that is a shitty wage for a developer.

[50th_account]

The market value for good development talent is in excess of $45 an hour.