[consulting] first post - offer of some regular part-time work

[David Landry]

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David Landry

On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 11:07 AM, jsf <jfreeman at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Tom,
> You may have sent this already and it's in another thread.. what is your
> rate?  Can you please send me a few links to look at?
> Thanks!
> Joshua
> On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 11:37 AM, Tom Printy <tprinty at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Would love to help you put with this. Lease contact MW at 847-235-6267
>> ext 101 to discuss the details.
>>
>> Thanks Tom
>> On Jan 27, 2015 4:22 PM, "jsf" <jfreeman at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Greetings Drupal Consultants list members:
>>>
>>>
>>> If you are very comfortable installing, monitoring and maintaining Drupal
>>> 7 websites and interested in taking on some part-time/occasional hourly
>>> work please read on:
>>>
>>> A NY-based interactive studio is seeking a self-starting, responsible,
>>> Drupal developer to undertake the following tasks:
>>>
>>> 1) Agree to receive and read automated emails regarding updates to Drupal
>>> core and Drupal modules for 2 Drupal 7 sites belonging to one of our client.
>>>
>>> 2) Block 1 - 3 hours every other week (possibly every week... not sure
>>> yet) to complete non-emergency/non-critical Drupal core and module updates
>>> in strict accordance with well-established Drupal best-practices (which we
>>> will, of course review with you prior to awarding you this job!)
>>>
>>> 3) Proactively coordinate with us, so we may coordinate with our client,
>>> any updates to Drupal core or Drupal modules that are critical/emergency
>>> and must take place as soon as possible, assuming a scheduled bi-weekly
>>> update window is not hours away.
>>>
>>> 4) Agree to be responsible and accountable for your work.  Both of these
>>> sites have staging and production versions.  It is expected that you will
>>> first make the updates/upgrades to the staging sites and test your work.
>>> If you run into problems, you'll back the changes out and we can discuss
>>> what to do next before you do more work.  If everything goes smoothly on
>>> the staging sites, you will proceed to make the upgrades/updates to the
>>> production sites.  Again, you will test your work.  If there are problems,
>>> you will revert to the pre-upgrade/update version of the site and contact
>>> us to discuss what to do next.
>>>
>>> 5) If you really wind up breaking something, you are responsible, on your
>>> dime, to at least put things back to the way they were before you began
>>> working.
>>>
>>> If you are interested in taking on this work, please let me know.  Send
>>> me your contact information, resume, some links to your work, 3 references
>>> and a desired hourly rate.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>
>>> Joshua
>>> (jfreeman at gmail dot com)
>>>
>>>
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