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  "SICAE,S.L.L." <xxx@yyy.com> wrote:
 > Pyme inform�tica con oficinas y dos tiendas en Madrid necesita un
 > programador de Access a tiempo parcial, total(en Pozuelo de
 > Alarc�n Madrid) o teletrabajo.
 >
 > Si tiene conocimientos sobre redes e Internet ser�a a�n m�s
 > interesante para nosotros.

Advertisements, employment solicitations (and responses thereto) are
off-topic and unwelcome in technical discussion newsgroups and
particularly so in comp.databases.ms-access. Since most of the
experienced regular participants view these posts as unwelcome and will
not respond, it is also not a particularly fertile field for finding
qualified candidates.  This is clearly stated in the daily FAQ post,
whose subject line starts with "!!New Users Look Here...", and further
discussed in the newsgroup's FAQ site,
http://www.mvps.org/access/netiquette.htm.

In fact, most ISPs (that's your Internet Service Provider) post
information on Newsgroup Netiquette and explain that advertisements and
employment solicitations are prohibited in all newsgroups EXCEPT those
whose charter specifically allows them. Ours does not allow either, and
in fact, repeats the prohibition specifically for this newsgroup.

By the way, there are quite a number of jobs newsgroups and job sites
which are likely to be more productive than this newsgroup. A search
with "computer" and "jobs" or "database" will get you a long list of
sites with any of the major search engines. The jobs newsgroups all
have "jobs" in their title, and often list a locale, too (an
international newsgroup isn't an appropriate place to advertise for a
local job unless you are willing to pay relocation and sponsor visas).
One site, created as a labor of love by one of the regular participants
here just to be helpful is free to both people with work to be done and
people looking for work... www.developerscoop.com.
http://www.dmoz.org/computers/consultants/databases is another free
site.

Please understand that we assume people just don't know the rules; we
are not "offended" as some assume; and no reply is required. I wish you
much good luck in finding qualified candidates; I _hope_ that you will
pursue that elsewhere. Thanks for your future consideration.

--
 L. M. (Larry) Linson
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