Opportunity knocks at ActiveState
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I'm not neglecting the blog because I'm indulging in lengthy holidays; nope, just the opposite. It's chaos at ActiveState. Post-OSCON work to do, and we need more people to help us do it. We're scheming some outrageously neat stuff and we've got to add to our team.
I know September seems like a reasonable time to make a transition in your life, leaves changing and schools starting and all that noise, but forget that cliche and try this one on for size: the early bird gets the worm! Hear ye, hear ye: get your new job now! ActiveState is hiring:
Sales and Marketing
Technical
YA YAPC
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Yet another Yet Another Perl Conference, this one in euros.
What: YAPC::Europe
Where: Vienna, Austria
When: August 28-30
"YAPC" stands for Yet Another Perl Conference and is a
series of low-cost, grassroot conference organized by
local Perl user groups. YAPC::Europe is the biggest Perl
conference in Europe, and this year's conference is
guaranteed to be amazing, with a stellar line-up of Perl
gurus: Larry Wall (creator of Perl), Damian Conway,
Audrey Tang, and Mark Jason Dominus. Check out these
big-name speakers for a super-low price: regular
attendance costs just 100 Euros or 80 Euros for
students! That's a great deal for three packed days of
talks and events. ActiveState is proud to be a sponsor
of this
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