---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Justin Wright" <[address removed]>
Date: Apr 26,[masked]:11 PM
Subject: RE: [nycruby] Re: [JOB] Rails Developer in Greenwich, CT but for a measly 125/hour (skip it)
To: "Andrew Ritchie" <[address removed]>
Cc: "Dave Newton" <[address removed]>

As fun as this back and forth kindergarten stuff is, I'm gonna block you two
kids now. Well one of you is old and bald and the other has an unkempt fro
and he's unemployed. I dunno which is worse. Anyway, good talk guys. Let's
grab some beers one of these days and don't forget about Monday Grandpa.
Sweet dreams.






-----Original Message-----
From: Justin Wright [mailto:[address removed]]
Sent: Saturday, April 26,[masked]:05 PM
To: 'Andrew Ritchie'
Cc: 'Dave Newton'
Subject: RE: [nycruby] Re: [JOB] Rails Developer in Greenwich, CT but for a
measly 125/hour (skip it)

I'm really looking forward to meeting Ritchie. By the way, our office is on
the top floor #4

Oh and I got a football game after work on Monday in Central Park and we
could use two tight ends. You guys in?

Justin Wright, I.T. Recruiter
Capital Markets Placement, Inc.
33 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10010
Direct:[masked]
[address removed]
[address removed]


-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Ritchie [mailto:[address removed]]
Sent: Saturday, April 26,[masked]:53 PM
To: Justin Wright
Subject: Re: [nycruby] Re: [JOB] Rails Developer in Greenwich, CT but for a
measly 125/hour (skip it)

lol you are the lamest fucking person in the world & no one cares how much
money you make

Sent from my phone.

> On Apr 26, 2014, at 7:44 PM, "Justin Wright"
<[address removed]> wrote:
>
> Thanks dude. Have fun coding gibberish for a dumbass worthless product
> that's gonna fail thanks to your shitty ability. Oh and I'll always
> make more $ than you all while either vacationing, napping, chillin, fine
dining,
> or fucking your girlfriend/wife/mom, whatever.  This is fun!
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Ritchie [mailto:[address removed]]
> Sent: Saturday, April 26,[masked]:20 PM
> To: Justin Wright
> Subject: Re: [nycruby] Re: [JOB] Rails Developer in Greenwich, CT but
> for a measly 125/hour (skip it)
>
> Nice one. I was just thinking about how I was too nice in my email &
> you're a total asshole & that all our list asked of you is to be
> something other than the lowest common denominator of asshole just
> because it's effective & you boasted about how you can be the lowest
> common while still being effective.
>
> Best of luck in reveling in being an asshole? I guess?
>
> Sent from my phone.
>
>>> On Apr 26, 2014, at 7:13 PM, "Justin Wright"
>> <[address removed]> wrote:
>>
>> I'm not upset, but I do change my name every 4 months. I look forward
>> to making 20-30k off you some day.
>>
>> Hey by any chance do you people ever engage in any Fight Club-like
>> stuff at your little meetings?  That would be so much fun 'cept how
>> can you code with broken fingers. Oh well I thought I had a really
>> good
> idea.
>>
>> Nighty night.
>>
>> Justin Wright, I.T. Recruiter
>> Capital Markets Placement, Inc.
>> 33 West 26th Street
>> New York, NY 10010
>> Direct: [masked]
>> [address removed]
>> [address removed]
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: [address removed] [mailto:[address removed]] On
>> Behalf
> Of
>> Andrew Ritchie
>> Sent: Saturday, April 26,[masked]:40 PM
>> To: [address removed]
>> Subject: Re: [nycruby] Re: [JOB] Rails Developer in Greenwich, CT but
>> for
> a
>> measly 125/hour (skip it)
>>
>> It's really unfortunate that people threatened you in response to
>> your email. I thought it was tasteless & painted a picture of a
>> hellish job rather than a great one but to each their own & no one
>> deserves
> harassment.
>>
>> That said, programmers complain about how you do your job because
> recruiters
>> seek out communities where programmers want to talk about programming
>> &
> spam
>> those communities & make it more difficult to just talk about
>> programming because there's a bunch of crappy spam coming from the
>> email list I expect to get programming chat from. You may be a great
>> guy who sent a crappy
> email
>> but a lot of recruiters are just trying to move people from job to
>> job because that's the way incentives tend to be aligned in your line of
work.
>>
>> I understand you are upset about the threats & they are super
> inappropriate.
>> But you also just told a community of programmers that you don't care
>> how much you piss them off because you did your job & you're gonna
>> get your check. I certainly wouldn't listen to job offers from you
>> after that or recommend you to friends.
>>
>> Sent from my phone.
>>
>>> On Apr 26, 2014, at 6:22 PM, Justin Wright <[address removed]> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey everyone, thanks for the constructive criticism, the
>>> cyber-bullying and the death threats. It was fun. I've been a very
>>> successful recruiter for the past 15 years. There is nothing I'd
>>> rather do. I love my job. I like forming lasting relationships with
>>> both clients and candidates alike. When Friday rolls around I
>>> usually throw a bunch back with a couple of cool developers I know.
>>> Sometimes I hang with clients too, but it's not brown-nosing. It's
>>> friends hanging out with friends.m
>>>
>>> I received 26 negative replies including harassing phone calls and
>>> pics
> of
>> male genitals and someone also said they were going to kill my cat
>> and
> they
>> sent me a pic of a dead cat hanging from a door with a dagger through it.
>> While the replies and the threats and the lude pics and the cat thing
>> was terrible I'm not going tot waste my time replying to the negative
>> stuff. I simply delete the negative stuff and go on with my day. I
>> only care about the positive stuff. I received so many positive
>> replies, how I made their day and they laughed so hard, etc, many of
>> which were women. I didn't get
> a
>> single negative reply from a female. Maybe I'll get one later. I'm
>> sure
> you
>> all hope I do. I spoke to multiple interested parties today and
>> submitted
> 4
>> to the client and they've requested an interview from 2 (for now).
>>>
>>> People often criticize me on how I do my job, but I never criticise
>>> the
>> developers, programmers, designers, etc I work with. Do you know why
>> I don't? It's because I'm not a programmer and I don't have any
>> advice for them aside from dress nice, try not to drink before an
>> interview, bring a resume, be on time and so on. I guess you've all
>> been the epitome of a perfect recruiter in your past. I thank you for
>> your expert advice, I'll take it all under consideration.
>>>
>>> I'm gonna let my folks hold onto my cat for a couple of months just
>>> in
>> case.
>>>
>>> Have a nice day.
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>>
>>> Justin Wright, I.T. Recruiter
>>> Capital Markets Placement, Inc.
>>> 33 West 26th Street
>>> New York, NY 10010
>>> Direct: [masked]
>>> [address removed]
>>> [address removed]
>>>
>>> P.S. The job is real. The other stuff was obviously a joke. It was
>> supposed to be funny. That's all. I'm sorry if I offended anyone.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have a Greenwich, CT client looking for a Ruby on Rails Developer
>>> for a
>> 1-year contract engagement with a 99.99% chance of extension. You
>> could do this job one-handed in a club (think Pacha or Marquee)
>> standing right in front of the speaker while scantily-clad go-go
>> girls provocatively gyrate
> to
>> house music in an enclosed multi colored shower/cage-like room. The
>> job
> pays
>> to $125 per hour, but they can swing a few extra dollars for the
> strippers.
>> Master jedi, super ninja, Chuck Norris coding skills required.
>>>
>>>
>>> Local candidates preferred, but applicants interested in relocating
>> considered too. While the client would prefer a 100% on-site
>> employee, a
> day
>> or two working from home would be allowed once they know you're the
>> king
> or
>> queen of honesty, killer skills and the strongest work ethic ever. US
>> Citizens or Green Card holders only please. Full job/client details
>> shared with qualified applicants.
>>>
>>> Responsibilities:
>>>
>>> * 5+ years of general web development experience and at least 3+
>>> years of Ruby on Rails experience required
>>> * Excellent understanding of the MVC architecture and OOP design and
>>> principles
>>> * Strong background in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Comfortable with
>>> SQL
>>> * Experience with bug tracking and version control software
>>> * Comfortable working in a team environment Shops will not be
>>> considered unless you can spare one of your rock stars for the duration.
>>> If you are interested in this super easy job, please submit your
>>> resume and monetary needs to [address removed] Thank you,
>>> Justin Wright, I.T. Recruiter Capital Markets Placement, Inc.
>>> 33 West 26th Street
>>> New York, NY 10010
>>> Direct: [masked]
>>> [address removed]
>>> [address removed]
>>>
>>>
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