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Hire this guy for love

83 点作者 cleverbaker超过 11 年前

20 条评论

tptacek超过 11 年前
For PSD2HTML? And that round trip ticket price? Ok. Shoot me a mail. (See profile)
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JDGM超过 11 年前
I really like how he put, at the bottom:<p>&gt; This minimalist site was bought, written, and launched in under an hour!<p>That simple sentence accomplishes so much.<p>1. It acknowledges the basic look of the site and that he is totally aware of this. i.e. If he does work for you it will not automatically just look like this basic site. Of course! (But good to clarify)<p>2. Despite being super-basic, it&#x27;s still a legitimate design choice (&quot;minimalist&quot;) and he is also aware of this. i.e. He understands style, at the very least to the extent of a popular archetype.<p>3. He bought the site, wrote it, and launched it. i.e. Although he is offering PSD to HTML, he may well be able to help and advise on other aspects of getting a website online so potentially could be the only guy you need to use.<p>4. It all took less than an hour. i.e. Everything involved in setting up that site would have been within his $65&#x2F;hour, so it gives something to work from in estimating how much hiring him [for a more complicated job] might be.<p>I don&#x27;t think I&#x27;m reading too much into it, that one sentence seems deliberately written to imply all those things. Which, means:<p>5. He can write skilfully. i.e. Communication with this guy will be pretty clear.
gjmulhol超过 11 年前
As someone who has been in such a relationship before while on a very tight budget, I have respect for this guy. It is really hard to put up a post asking for business like this, too, I imagine.<p>To the OP: Good luck to you. I hope you not only find business and get your ticket but also do a great job for those who hire you. I sincerely wish you happiness and success in your relationship and your work.
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sagarpatil超过 11 年前
Hiring him for a project.
icn2超过 11 年前
I am just curious if he makes $65&#x2F;hour how come he didn&#x27;t save up 300 hundred ? It is just 5 hours his time.
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yadongwen超过 11 年前
This is ridiculous to me..
bengotow超过 11 年前
Hey! I live in Nashville and there&#x27;s plenty of work out here. With a week or two you could probably find a gig here and turn it into a business trip. Boom 30% discount come tax time!<p>Hell - while you&#x27;re in Chattanooga stop in at <a href="http://colab.co/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;colab.co&#x2F;</a>. Their office is close to downtown. Find a project based out of Chattanooga and see if they&#x27;ll pay for you to fly out every couple months!
flyingyeti超过 11 年前
Definitely an effective way to get your name out there.<p>I&#x27;m curious how the &quot;you pick the rate&quot; method is working out for you? The calendar on your site [1] still shows early December - does that mean you&#x27;re no longer accepting clients this way?<p>I&#x27;d also love to know more about &quot;Free Dev Time&quot; (5 hrs&#x2F;night). That seems like an interesting way to explore some new projects and technology without the hassle of estimates and contracts. And because you want to convert these people into paying clients, you&#x27;ve got some motivation to actually finish the projects you start for them, as opposed to personal projects that seem to fall by the wayside (for me, at least).<p>Great work, I&#x27;m inspired! And good luck with that plane flight. Looks like you&#x27;ll have plenty of new work opportunities.<p>[1] <a href="http://rcodeteam.com/availability/" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;rcodeteam.com&#x2F;availability&#x2F;</a>
bcjordan超过 11 年前
Awesome example of the power of personalizing a request. Funny enough, it has the same story arc (reunite with your sweetie!) as the Hipmunk explainer story video <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6teBPUgz4Y8" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;watch?v=6teBPUgz4Y8</a>
downandout超过 11 年前
I&#x27;d be interested to hear what kind of success he has with this approach. Some would see it for what it appears to be. I assume many more would consider it unprofessional at best and begging at worst. I tried a similar approach a while back (pitching services while highlighting a personal financial need) and received overwhelmingly negative responses - around 15:1 negative to positive. Sadly, most people just don&#x27;t care what you need and seem to be offended if you tell them.
recuter超过 11 年前
This makes me bitter. :&#x2F; But good luck to him nonetheless.
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mrgriscom超过 11 年前
Talk about living paycheck to paycheck...
twodayslate超过 11 年前
Why is this on the frontpage of hacker news? This is just a terrible advertisement.
fuddle超过 11 年前
Its probably easier to just set up a profile on elance and oDesk.
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siscia超过 11 年前
So sweet, best of luck.<p>I have been in just the same condition, but my ticket was just a little more expensive, and I just didn&#x27;t have any time...<p>I would hire you if only I needed something...
shanselman超过 11 年前
But...$300?
huhtenberg超过 11 年前
&gt; Hire this guy for love<p>Why 3rd person if you self-submitted this, cleverbaker?
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thenerdfiles超过 11 年前
This is pretty awesome.
jayhuang超过 11 年前
Michael, I might have some work for you.<p>Shoot me an email.
hazeltree超过 11 年前
That is legit. Good luck man!