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Announcing our ColdBox Jobs Community

Luis Majano July 22, 2009

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Luis Majano

July 22, 2009

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Thanks to Elite Open Source Jobs (http://www.eliteopensourcejobs.com/), we are now online to offer jobs to the ColdBox community.  We are just starting today so there are no job postings as of now, but I encourage any company, developer or manager out there to please check this post out and continue reading.

We have created a Jobs section of the ColdBox website to promote the community and help developers get their next dream job using ColdBox, look at the screen shot to your left or just look up at the middle bar.  So if you are a company in need of ColdBox developers you can now have a specialized location where you can post your opportunities.  If you are a ColdBox developer in search of job postings, contracts or what be, you know have a location where you can search for your next gig or full time job.  The ColdBox Jobs section will showcase all job postings and aggregate a central location for anything ColdBox related, whether full-time, contract or small gig.

We are really serious when it comes to empowering the community and helping not only the ColdBox community but also the ColdFusion community.  So please join our job posting community and post your opportunities now!

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