I care! And I would care even more if they had my real phone number, birthday, or home town. They still have my real name, college email address, actual friends and family. And photos. I'm actually pretty skeptical that Trump supporters were triggered to vote against their interests because of some crap they saw on Facebook.
Oakland, Alta Bates Summit Hospital (Sutter Health)
The finance department of Alta Bates Summit hospital is looking for a front-end developer to join our small software team in Oakland.
We need a collaborator to help us build the next version of our enterprise financial reporting and budgeting application.
This is a full time onsite contractor position, with a negotiable hourly rate starting at $60 per hour, depending on skills and experience.
What we are looking for in an ideal candidate:
* Server-side programming expertise in Asp.NET and Asp.NET MVC
* Web development expert skills: HTML, jQuery/Bootstrap, CSS Frameworks, Javascript libraries, DOM, and Entity Framework
* Experience in integrating SQL Server Reporting Services ReportViewer control into the application
* IIS server configuration
* Git and provisioning experience
* A desire to collaborate with other members of the developer team in assisting the client
* Ability to code to design and business logic requirements
* Strong communication skills – ability to translate the client’s business logic and UX requirements to technical requirements and vice-versa
Is there any difference between the ability to make money and "merit" in this discussion? There definitely is a difference in the world, but in this discussion, you seem to be conflating them.
The comments are really interesting on this story. They break out into a few types:
- this is a good/bad way to get your $10K
- this is a good/bad way to have a job in the future
- this guy who's out $10K is a douche/everyday hero
- this is really/really not a bonus, and that is relevant because [ ]
- bonuses are forward/backward looking and therefore [ ]
I also see some, but not enough, in my opinion, of the following:
keep your promises, whether they are tacit or formal, expensive or cheap, connected or not connected to some other issue, defensible or not defensible in court. Just keep your promises. Regardless of spin, regardless of how you feel emotionally, regardless of how busy or distracted you are. If you forget, or lag, and then are reminded, apologize and pay up. You can still say the guy is a douche if you want to, or scold him for his bad taste, or bad skills, or whatever. That's really a separate deal.