PHP Jobs without degree? Do you know anywhere I can get them? [NOT SPAM]

I am an expert PHP developer (At least I consider myself one, seeing
that I have done several projects as a freelancer and have made
several big projects of my own), with 3 years of experience in PHP /
MySQL, XHTML / CSS and XML, and I would like to work on a PHP job that
didn't require me to have a degree. I wanted this because freelancing
is very unstable and I am always desperate to find out if I get a
project or not, and that is very bad for me. If you know of any place
where I can look / apply for jobs that don't want any B.S. in computer
sciences, or any other degree. I am very flexible with locations and
would live anywhere where I was needed to work in.

Thanks in advance.
RageARC :)

On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 01:52:47 +0200, RageARC <ragearc@gmail.com> wrote:

> I am an expert PHP developer (At least I consider myself one, seeing
> that I have done several projects as a freelancer and have made
> several big projects of my own), with 3 years of experience in PHP /
> MySQL, XHTML / CSS and XML, and I would like to work on a PHP job that
> didn't require me to have a degree. I wanted this because freelancing
> is very unstable and I am always desperate to find out if I get a
> project or not, and that is very bad for me. If you know of any place
> where I can look / apply for jobs that don't want any B.S. in computer
> sciences, or any other degree. I am very flexible with locations and
> would live anywhere where I was needed to work in.

Hehe, they're desperate over here. Learn dutch and live at Enschede,
Netherlands :)
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Rik Wasmus

LOL :) I just replied to your post at the job offers topic xD And I
don't know dutch :( And I would. PHP in there is still in english so I
couldn't care less, all I needed to do was say "Hi peepz" x)

RageARC

On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:08:34 +0200, RageARC <ragearc@gmail.com> wrote:

> LOL :) I just replied to your post at the job offers topic xD And I
> don't know dutch :( And I would. PHP in there is still in english so I
> couldn't care less, all I needed to do was say "Hi peepz" x)

Well... A quick google 'enschede php programmeur' told me:
http://www.trimm.nl/ts/trimm.php?content=43014
http://jobsearch.nobiles.monsterboar...=NL&brd=1&jt=5
http://www.flashfocus.nl/forum/showthread.php?t=32963
http://www.link2design.nl/index.php/vacatures/

And that's just the ones I found in about 10 seconds...
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Rik Wasmus

Yep I also searched as soon as I posted here. Turns out the site I was
expecting more from, disappointed me. Last ZEND jobs submitted date
from 2006. xD

On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:22:40 +0200, RageARC <ragearc@gmail.com> wrote:

> Yep I also searched as soon as I posted here. Turns out the site I was
> expecting more from, disappointed me. Last ZEND jobs submitted date
> from 2006. xD

"ZEND jobs"?
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Rik Wasmus

Well zend has a page where people can submit jobs and look for jobs.
apparently it was a failure, and my firfox is killing me with all this
lag!!!

A degree is not a prerequisite here in the UK but it does help.

Mostly I would say that the major factor is being able to proove your
skills, such as by having a protfolio to show them.

Then there are always the 'professional' qualifications as opposed to
'academic' qualifications, such as the ZCE and the CMDEV (MySQL
certified developer) that could be considered more relevant to the
position.

Regards,

Paul

On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:32:53 +0200, RageARC <ragearc@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well zend has a page where people can submit jobs and look for jobs.
> apparently it was a failure, and my firfox is killing me with all this
> lag!!!

Ah, just as much a failure as the ZEND certificate I'd imagine.
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Rik Wasmus

That's a new one for me. Zend Certificate was a failure? Why do you
say so?