@CAPT Brad and the rest: "steephie22 might be qualified if she works for the company on her profile. i think bo is right; here ssorenn is going out of her way to find a talented individual and that should be respected. if peter wants to rant about trump there are three threads still open for that."
First of all, I'm a he but that's fine. My nickname sounds girl-ish in some parts of the world. It just makes me chuckle every time.
Second, I don't technically work for Broad Expert, I founded it.
Third, I am a first year bachelor student, so I have no degree in Computer Science or anything except English and some good references.
Most importantly, I do not live in Chicago and I do not intend to move there for a job. I would take a job solely for the learning experience, and in this case I'm not ready to throw my life around for a learning experience I can get elsewhere too.
That said, I'm currently reforming the business case of Broad Expert. I am now specialising on helping startups who are in need of all kinds of experts. In particular, experts who are willing to do more than just a job. Experts who are willing to think along and commit to becoming a vital part of those startups. This can be in return for company shares, money or other rewards.
As a result of this reformation and an abundance of clients, I'm eagerly looking for all kinds of experts: marketing experts, IT experts, mechanical engineers, industrial designers, logistics experts, networking experts, financial experts and the list goes on. In many cases, you'll be able to pick the startup you like and you will be expected to contribute to the business case itself.
There's no location requirement. if this sounds like your kind of thing and you're capable of working autonomously, feel free to send an email to
[email protected] and inform me of your strengths, weaknesses and needs.
Please note that I'm not asking for your degrees. I'm asking for an honest assessment of your skills and a willingness to commit to a team that you believe in if I find you one. I assure you that you won't earn a cent if you can't be honest with me.
You will most likely be a subcontractor rather than an employee, but you have a large say in our agreements.
@ssorenn: Feel free to send me an email as well because I might be able to help you as soon as I've completed the reformation, sorted out which startups are unsuitable and found some reliable people.
@yoak: We might be able to help eachother as well. Feel free to contact me if you agree.
I figured I would add my own job advertisements to this thread since I have been summoned by CAPT Brad.