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Started by Kendall P. Bullen
Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00
FUN -- DC Area -- Lotus Notes (et al.) developer sought
Author: Kendall P. Bullen
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:00
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[DC AREA ONLY, PLEASE]
Are you looking for a fun place to work?
Are you tired of your stuffy old job, dry cleaning your suits and
commuting halfway around the Beltway? Well, send us your resume! Here
are just a few good reasons:
No dress code
Metro accessible (East Falls Church)
Casual work environment
Our softball team needs players!
Comprehensive benefits package
Did we mention "No dress code"?
Competitive salaries
Flexible work schedules
Great tuition reimbursement plan
Family-oriented (got a relative that needs a job too?)
Diverse staff -- when we say EOE, we mean it!
Frank's Place, the restaurant, is right across the street
Tax Analysts is a nonprofit multimedia tax publishing company with job
openings in several areas of print and electronic publishing, including
COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/DEVELOPER. Please visit our web site at
http://www.tax.org for more information about what we do.
For the programmer/developer position, we're looking for someone with
two ore more of the following:
LOTUS NOTES DEVELOPMENT (including LotusScript)
Perl
C/C++
Visual Basic
Experience with data conversion, API work, and/or xBase would be a plus.
Send your cover letter and resume to HR/Computers by FAX to 703-533-4619
or e-mail to hr@tax.org -- do NOT reply to this message.
No phone calls please.
EOE
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