>>I have an ear to the ground, Bonnie. Sometimes I get emails from companies or headhunters about C# positions. Since I lack experience I bin them. I will forward any new ones to you and recommend you enthusiastically. This is a wacky world if you don't have work backed up for years.
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>>Hang in there! This is just a bump in the road.
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>Thanks Mike! The reason I'm looking for short-term contracts is mainly to help "keep the lights on" here. With a new company and a new product, we're having a slow time of it getting customers. The "word" really isn't out in the Public Safety sector yet, so potential customers are NOT flocking to our door because they haven't really heard of us yet! So far, we've only got one customer (the city of Seattle) and nothing further in the pipeline. Getting small programming contracts here and there for a month or two at a time would keep us going while we keep hoping for customers (I know, it takes a lot more than hope <g>)
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If you think you could use some pro bono marketing help you know where to find me. Seriously. Other than putting time into raising a puppy (the best golden retriever in the world! <g>) and learning MVC I am not as busy as I would like to be. Helping pull some business your way as you and Gary ramp up would give me a good outlet. I am totally serious and not looking for a thing other than the satisfaction of helping.