You'll have more luck getting employed if you follow the post guidelines.
#looking for a project that needs hw/sw/firmware/web/apps
dim fog
bold cairn
And to whom should I provide these infos?
dim fog
And to whom should I provide these infos?
Look at karthik and voyager97#97's posts.
remote ember
And to whom should I provide these infos?
Thats the info that needs to be presented in the original post
bold cairn
Thats the info that needs to be presented in the original post
Where bro? I can't find it
quasi fox
you had to click and agree to something to post here; you failed to read the instructions
bold cairn
you had to click and agree to something to post here; you failed to read the ins...
So what should I do now?
I am sure I didn't see any instructions
dim fog
I am sure I didn't see any instructions
bane's screenshot has all the intructions. There are only 4 basic intructions but the more you say, the better your chances with any lurking employer, imo.
quasi fox
you stop adding messages here for starters; you then actually read instructions before you click on stuff
bold cairn
you stop adding messages here for starters; you then actually _read_ instruction...
I can't even reach these instructions bro, like where are they??
bold cairn
Oh
And I should put my CV there, shouldn't I?
dim fog
Oh
And I should put my CV there, shouldn't I?
If I were posting my CV, I would remove my name and address, until contacted by a legit employer. No use doxxing yourself.
bold cairn
If I were posting my CV, I would remove my name and address, until contacted by ...
And have u ever heard of someone got hired from that posting thing?
dim fog
Yes, for small projects (freelancing).
bold cairn
Yes, for small projects (freelancing).
Interesting
hidden flint
(I'm not sure I've heard of anybody getting a gig since we created looking-for-work (because so many people looking for work posted to looking-to-hire) but I gotta say this helplessness is creating strong "no hire" vibes.)