Re: International job market and jobs.perl.org

Perl programmer is also needed in Dniepropetrovsk, Ukraine ;)
Add Ukraine to the list of countries with growing perl community too :)

As for language, I don't think that the problem is language,..
I think, that for many people is simplier to find programmers by another 
way.. but jobs.perl.org, I think, - is the best ;)

With best wishes,
Dmitry Nikolayev
http://perl.dp.ua

"Gabor Szabo" <[email protected]> ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: 
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>
> Roland Moritz asked about why there are no perl job offers in Germany
> in another e-mail.
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> I don't know about Germany, I see that in Israel there is a growing number
> of jobs in perl - not enough but there are a few.
> Non of them makes it to the jobs.perl.org. Some of them make onto the
> mailing list of the Israeli Perl Mongers or onto our web site.
>
> I am not sure why and if this is fixable but here is my experience:
>
> 1) Once I posted a job there and even though I wrote the job is on
>   site and if IIRC also that I cannot support relocation about 99% of
>   the responses came form overseas. When I responded with a no thank you
>   I even got some angry letters.
>
>   A friend of mine who was looking for a perl programmer for Check Point
>   had similar experience.
>
> 2) The whole site seems to be geared toward English speakers,
>   I mean both the site and the posts are in English and while other
>   programmers might be also comfortable reading English it is a barrier
>   to post.
>
>
> To be clear I am not blaming here anyone and I have no good idea how to
> fix this or otherwise improve the site.
>
> Someone might want to translate the site into different languages and
> enable posts in those languages as well. The former is relatively easy,
> for the latter you'll probably have to have different moderators who can
> understand those languages.
>
> That might help to get more International jobs be posted on jobs.perl.org
>
> Gabor
> http://www.szabgab.com/