Job offer going

[ash_hart]

Must have a car and be in the STOKE on TRENT area.
Also must be good a computers and have a good personall appernce.

Please call 01782 444282 and ask for ASH.

:)

[manta]

What does the job entail?

[Furio-Gazza]

I spoke to Ash & he said he will tell me more later :y: lol

[ash_hart]

Job entales driving to locations and installing and configuring computers.

My boss wants a reliable guy or girl to do this. all tranning provided by me :)

[Furio-Gazza]

Defo tell me more later Ash, very intrested :y:

[ash_hart]

No problem. We are looking to interview as soon as possible.

[Giraffe]

If I move down there and you pay me enough, I'll teach you how to spell if you teach me how to configure computers...?

[Mr_X]

employing from saxp, good luck.

[J222JRA]

*spelling not important.

Lolz

[ash_hart]

*spelling not important.

Lolz

I have dyslexia but i can code php and problble earn more than Dave_E30 so im happy :)

[J222JRA]

I have dyslexia but i can code php and problble earn more than Dave_E30 so im happy :)

Fairplay......we need Dave to confirm this though.

[Mr_X]

Dave has a good job and he can spell to be fair.

[Giraffe]

I have dyslexia but i can code php and problble earn more than Dave_E30 so im happy :)

How does coding and dyslexia work then? Surely you'd end up putting letters in the wrong place... And you may earn more than me at the moment... but considering you've had a smart idea to recruit someone off saxp, I don't think you'll be progressing much...

[Mr_X]

how much are we talking ash? ;)

[nick86]

im interested in this and im from stoke as well

[Peter_D]

I love how they use a complex word like "dyslexia", as a name for something that makes it hard for people to spell...rubbing it in a bit

Same as putting an "s" in lisp for people who can't pronounce the letter S right, why do this? my nameth peter and i have a thpeech impediment

thnortle.

[Giraffe]

Dave has a good job and he can spell to be fair.

Earns peanuts at the moment though! He probably does earn more money than me, but not to be a prick, I can always get a better job that pays more and I'll earn more as I progress...

[Tontsy]

stoke us about a mile, mile and half from me. . .

but i would imagine 8 hours away from you.

[0rang3peel]

How can you code and be dyslexic, surely that's like being blind but good at reading?

[enthrone]

to the people taking the piss about dyslexia, one of my best mates has dyslexia, and is shit hot at programming...

and another mate has to literally write out a page of shit every few days or he forgets to how to write. his little bro is the same and had uni offers when he was 14 to program. his dad cant write, but was re-located over to the us about 15 years ago working for apple coding and setting up servers.:geek:

[ChAdS]

to the people taking the piss about dyslexia, one of my best mates has dyslexia, and is shit hot at programming...

and another mate has to literally write out a page of shit every few days or he forgets to how to write. his little bro is the same and had uni offers when he was 14 to program. his dad cant write, but was re-located over to the us about 15 years ago working for apple coding and setting up servers.:geek:

cool story bro

[Yellow_Saxo_Paul]

Agree with enthrone's comment.

I know people with dyslexia who have shit hot jobs compared to many on here.

[haz_pro]

his little bro is the same and had uni offers when he was 14 to program.

I call bullshit lol.

I know people at my uni who are dyslexic and can program good so i don't dispute that.

But 14?? lol

[Juggyluggs]

your all getting touchy over someone who is dyslexic but is an awesome programmer whats wrong with that? just because he/she is dyslexic doesn't mean they can't be a programmer

[Giraffe]

For all you fags who can't grasp context (Juggyluggs, Yellow_Saxo_Paul, Enthone, what?), I just asked how it worked, no touchiness at all and you'd see that if you read the posts afterwards. I'd have thought being dyslexic would make you put letters in the wrong places, and I would have thought letters in wrong places for programming would have been a bit of a pain in the arse... unless you don't need to be that accurate, or unless it really doesn't work like that. I always thought it involved typing out lines of code.

[haz_pro]

For all you fags who can't grasp context (Juggyluggs, Yellow_Saxo_Paul, Enthone, what?), I just asked how it worked, no touchiness at all and you'd see that if you read the posts afterwards. I'd have thought being dyslexic would make you put letters in the wrong places, and I would have thought letters in wrong places for programming would have been a bit of a pain in the arse... unless you don't need to be that accurate, or unless it really doesn't work like that. I always thought it involved typing out lines of code.

Yes putting letters in the wrong order would cause problems, how ever most IDE's (where software is usually coded), have spell checker like tools which check the syntax so it wouldnt be too hard to fix any spelling issues. :y:

[Giraffe]

Yes putting letters in the wrong order would cause problems, how ever most IDE's (where software is usually coded), have spell checker like tools which check the syntax so it wouldnt be too hard to fix any spelling issues. :y:

And there we have it folks, the logical answer to my logical question. Thanks.

[chrisw1991]

When you doing interviews for this I'm interested in this :y: