Florida Coldfusion Opportunity

I contacted this recruiter and no relocation assistance (either them paying or taking it out of your first check) is provided except for airfare to the interview IF they hire you. If they don't, then you are on the hook for it. So while I realize TEK systems is a recruiter and not the client, I don't think that it's feasible to apply to this position unless you live right there (and knowing Florida the way I do, no one lives RIGHT there.) :) ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

Seeing as it is a contract opportunity and not a perm position (I did manage to get that much out of them too), I wouldn't expect them to pay any relo. In fact it was one of the reasons I chose not to pursue it; It was billed as a 3-mo+ contract, and it's a heck of a long way to go to Florida from California for something that may only go three months. Besides, I don't like Florida anyway.  I grew up there.  Too flat, too humid, too many bugs, and "God's Waiting Room" is a little too accurate. Rob On 1/6/12 3:17 PM, Phillip Vector wrote: ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

> Seeing as it is a contract opportunity and not a perm position (I did > manage to get that much out of them too), I wouldn't expect them to pay > any relo. *nods* The issue is that when I worked in Florida, it seemed that they were willing to ship CF guys in. Perhaps I got lucky. ----- Excess quoted text cut - see Original Post for more -----

> *nods* The issue is that when I worked in Florida, it seemed that they > were willing to ship CF guys in. Perhaps I got lucky. Some do, some don't; Florida is a big place after all.  I remember "my.com" shipped in a bunch of CF folks here to Sarasota, FL a number of years ago and then promptly went belly-up.  At least they had a nice domain name to sell afterwards.  YMMV regardless of company or the state they are in. -Justin Scott  ...a happy Florida resident :)