We just posted three new job openings and an announcement of Joshua Watmough joining the team full-time.
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...ng-Apply-today!
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...se-June-4-2019
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We just posted three new job openings and an announcement of Joshua Watmough joining the team full-time.
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...ng-Apply-today!
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...se-June-4-2019
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"Qualifications and Skills Needed:
Extensive knowledge of RPG Game systems (primarily D&D)"
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I assume that you're wanting to make sure someone has all the D&D systems under his belt so that he/she can convert all the things TO Gurps?
:)
I like your enthusiasm.
Welcome Joshua!
Welcome and Congrats on the job.
Welcome Joshua! Looking forward to seeing some fantastic art!! :)
Location: Remote, but must be in the United States for tax and accounting reasons. You will need to be able to work from home.
That part really sucks :(
Welcome Joshua :)
Indeed. Oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mortar
Just lie and say you live at my house. :)
Nylanfs only takes a small 10% management fee, I'm sure. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nylanfs
Well, considering with a USA address you can get a USA Bank Account, which in turn allows you to get a Bank Account prctically anywhere in the world, I don't mind paying a "small" 10% fee to use Nylanf's address as my USA Postal Address (and "residential address" as well). <WEG>Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavison
Can I get a video of when the FBI agents show up at Nylaf's?Quote:
Originally Posted by dulux-oz
Sure - but you arn't gonna find one of them showing up at my place :pQuote:
Originally Posted by LordEntrails
Pretty sure Doug would pick up on my name with your address, plus don't I need a social security number or something for the tax side of the house??Quote:
Originally Posted by Nylanfs
otherwise I'd be trying to do it :bandit:
I just tried to send an email about the Module Conversion Specialist position, but the email bounced as spam. So I tried to contact support through [email protected] and had the same problem. I'm really interested in learning more about this position, since I've been looking for something I can do from home, around my illness, for a long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavison
They are both groups.
Try emailing dmiddleton and asking him to pass it on to Doug.
Thanks a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by damned
https://jiahkimlaw.com/business/eigh...nt-contractor/
Just as a quick example as to why hiring a foreign contractor can cause issues and add expense. It actually is pretty straightforward for most countries, but there are some pretty significant hoops that need to be jumped through and Doug’s accountant may have warned him of the complexity and cost of it.
I contact into the USA (and other countries) from Oz all the time - and we've never had an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Myrdin Potter
Of course, my USA clients are hiring my company, so its a B2B transaction as oppossed to a B2E one. In all honesty, that does simply things (internationally).
Yeah, that's the thing - SmiteWorks aren't looking for a contractor, they're looking for a permanent employee - similar, but not the same. I'm guessing there are financial, legal, accounting, etc. reasons, but also they've been burned with contractors quite recently...Quote:
Originally Posted by dulux-oz
Just out of curiosity, is Joshua going to be prettying up the UI as well as doing map stuff? We could always use more good themes from a professional artist.
Ah, well - then you need to hire the right contractors. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trenloe
He replied to me the same day, saying he was passing stuff along, but I haven't received an answer back to my questions, and don't know if I should send along a resume or not. :/Quote:
Originally Posted by damned
So if you are not sure, but you are interested in a role. I'd personally send the resume/application and work thru the details when that opportunity arises.Quote:
Originally Posted by Netjera
Be patient. The job was posted 5 days ago. It has been less time than that since you last heard from them. Today is Sunday, yesterday was Saturday. If you don't expect to work 7 days a week, don't expect them to work 7 days a week. Therefore it has only been a couple of work days (at the most) since you last had contact with them. Wait at least a week before reaching back out to them, and 2 weeks before worrying about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Netjera
That's a good point. Better to get my resume in early, than later. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by damned
Plus I was in the area and distracted Doug from his FGU work with dinner on Friday night. :)
That's okay. Devs need to have fun, too. :) I was just worried because the site was acting weird, and I wanted to make sure that my questions had actually arrived, and not been lost somewhere in the ether. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nylanfs
Thank you so much for all the greetings, welcomes and well wishes! I am so very excited to be apart of such a great company and community!
You have been a part for a while unless there is another. Some of your stuff on the store has been out there a long time.
Anyway, nice to see you formally attached.
Indeed, and as you say not attached in a formal capacity. For a while now I have been working primarily on other short term projects ,but now am so glad to have found a much more permanent residence here!
I tried emailing questions three times, and sending my resume twice, and each time the email is bouncing saying that it is being classified as spam, despite using the "Application: Module Conversion Specialist" subject. Please help?Quote:
Originally Posted by ddavison
It's a gmail group account and gmail can be over aggressive with spam classification. Try emailing me directly at ddavison at smiteworks.com.Quote:
Originally Posted by Netjera
Thanks, it's sent. :) Maybe now I can actually get that AEG module finished, eh? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ddavison