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One of the great members of the documentation working group, Ian, put together the following board post regarding his realization of the power of the new Joomla 1.5 MVC (model, view, controller) methodology that had me laughing.
What we're looking forward to is what I consider a cross of management and development skill sets, since this will be more focused on systems than the Advocacy Developers conferences, and more output driven than the tried project management summit in NYC last year. I highly recommend that those in our NPO/NGO community that are pushing forward non-profit software solutions to come join us! And now, a few words from Aspiration about the event.
We're looking for individuals with experience in the Web development process and the non-profit community, who are eager to provide high-quality service to our proud client base. At PICnet, we provide a unique environment for non-profits to build their online presence. Our high-touch, high-quality service is what separates us from the crowd, and keeps our client list expanding. The individual who takes this position will have strong knowledge of the Web development process and crystal clear communication skills. Juggling multiple projects at the same time is the name of the game, and working with developers located in various locations is the challenge. Although the position does not require a Web programming background, basic understanding of the Joomla CMS, PHP or MySQL is definitely helpful. |
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Our good friends at Aspiration are always up to something exciting, and this time, they've outdone themselves again. Since Gunner has a much better way of putting these events to words than I can, below is a great copy/paste from their email announcement, which I think sums up the event nicely.
PICnet is looking for an entry level Project Manager to help lead the development of Web projects for its non-profit, association, and congressional clients.
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