> for the vacancy respond to only one.
in General, the number of people who have personal experience of working with a more or less distributed between servers and "heavy" in terms of startup code.
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because you can write "a fairly common experience () and required knowledge of several key technologies at the level of hundreds of lines of code — how to access memcached or query in sphinx".
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unfortunately, there is a tendency to demand a thorough knowledge of the language (and not of certain common paradigms that allow the programmer hewing and signatures, and pykhy), coupled with made a dozen mini-startups or any prohibitive (for the applicant), sorry for the improper quoting of mischief.
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In principle, the standard phrase "send your resume" looks that such a request is described to correlate the pattern with you. But, the programmer-not the janitor (which, if not paid for cleaned the area — all the rest only anger in regards to) and in any case not a Manager (which is mandatory feedback and produvaemosti/week).
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The programmer writes on and upon this and wants to be asked if he wants to write at all and can, not "when you like". And while it is only the second question, the answer will not be — the right kind of experience will not gain. High, on google code anything is poured, unfinished due to the need for "hewing money" something like that, that gives no experience or money. Exception — CPAN/PEAR repositories, they usually lead to the experience of both types (and sometimes Hindu code).
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Would love to come for the interview (if there would be the possibility to work remotely) and talked in this vein. Someone else, all?