Re: [WebDNA] Hmmm ...
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numero = 100730
interpreted = N
texte = Wow! More than loyalty to WebDNA, that shows living BOLDLY! I like it. :-) -Govinda On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Hi Michael! > > I haven't been in Honolulu (except for a vacation) in eight > years. I've actually been living in the Philippines since > the year 2000. I got myself married and have a 5 year old > son now too ... :) > > During my first year here I realized how skilled and > affordable the local programmers are (they speak pretty > good English too) so I established a "WebDNA Training > Center" in downtown Cebu City and attracted thousands of > applicants for only a couple hundred trainee openings. > > My goal was to train these guys (and girls) in WebDNA and > then hire "the best of the best" so I could lease them out > as subcontract programmers to folks like you for about $10 > per hour -- my goals being to capitalize on my personal > experience with WebDNA, support my programming colleagues > with an affordable new service, and expand the global > community of WebDNA programmers. > > Unfortunately I failed to secure enough contracts to keep > more than a few of my new WebDNA programmers gainfully > employed on a full-time basis, and that simply wasn't > enough to cover my business costs -- so I reluctantly but > successfully converted to PHP/MySQL since that's what most > potential clients were demanding at the time. > > Ah well, live and learn! > > At least WebDNA has a new and better chance to become > recognized for its true value now that Christophe and > Donovan are at the helm these days. > > :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome > > > > > > >> Yes, Hey Ken. Glad to see you are still out there. Still >> in Honolulu? >> >> Michael DeLorenzo > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Wow! More than loyalty to WebDNA, that shows living BOLDLY! I like it. :-) -Govinda On Sep 15, 2008, at 7:34 AM, Kenneth Grome wrote: > Hi Michael! > > I haven't been in Honolulu (except for a vacation) in eight > years. I've actually been living in the Philippines since > the year 2000. I got myself married and have a 5 year old > son now too ... :) > > During my first year here I realized how skilled and > affordable the local programmers are (they speak pretty > good English too) so I established a "WebDNA Training > Center" in downtown Cebu City and attracted thousands of > applicants for only a couple hundred trainee openings. > > My goal was to train these guys (and girls) in WebDNA and > then hire "the best of the best" so I could lease them out > as subcontract programmers to folks like you for about $10 > per hour -- my goals being to capitalize on my personal > experience with WebDNA, support my programming colleagues > with an affordable new service, and expand the global > community of WebDNA programmers. > > Unfortunately I failed to secure enough contracts to keep > more than a few of my new WebDNA programmers gainfully > employed on a full-time basis, and that simply wasn't > enough to cover my business costs -- so I reluctantly but > successfully converted to PHP/MySQL since that's what most > potential clients were demanding at the time. > > Ah well, live and learn! > > At least WebDNA has a new and better chance to become > recognized for its true value now that Christophe and > Donovan are at the helm these days. > > :) > > Sincerely, > Ken Grome > > > > > > >> Yes, Hey Ken. Glad to see you are still out there. Still >> in Honolulu? >> >> Michael DeLorenzo > --------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to:
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