Vorcate Business Solutions is currently seeking additional programmers to work for us part time on a perproject basis. Before placing any bids or posting any messages, please make sure you check out our Corporate Website at www.vorcate.com and see our newest expansions (under construction) at www.vorcate.net and www.vorcateelements.com.Programmers must have extensive knowledge in one of the following areas:DelphiPHPScript InstallationCCJavascriptJavaPerlCGIVisual BasicXML.NETIf you have a lot of experience in atleast one of these fields, we want to hear from you. Vorcate Business Solutions takes on a lot of software development work creating web and desktop applications and PDAPocket PC software and pay can be extremely good.All programmers are required to be based in the United States and be available by phone on a daily basis. During projects, high communication is a must, not an option. We are pressed on developing cutting edge products for our customers, and offering them the best service and support possible.If you think you have what it takes, please place your bid at 50.00 and tell us about yourself in a Private Message. Contacts will be conducted all of this week.Thank you all and have a safe and wonderful dayJeff MinnichbachPresident of Vorcate Business Solutions, Vorcate Hosting Solutions and Vorcate Elementswww.vorcate.com
Bid Smart - The lowest bidder doesn't always get chosen, far from it. Persuade your buyer why they should pick you - and they will.
Research - If John has paid more than $500 a contract for his last 10 project, why would you think he is interested in your $10 bid? Check up on the buyer, bid what he expects, and deliver quality to match.
Read - Please read the bid request - I cannot emphasise this enough - if you do not read the bid request then you will not be chosen, this is pretty much certain. Mention the bid request specifically in your application, and don't forget to repeat the key deliverables.
Innovate - Suggest features the bidder didn't mention, talk about future extensions to the project, and discuss whether you think his or her approach is a good idea. Show interest, intellect, and willing.
