Ultimate Systems Solutions
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Ultimate Systems Solutions is a fast growing Nigerian Software development company that develops and maintains accounting and cooperative software.

We have reputable clients all over the country and the demand for our software products and services is very High.

Job Opening
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Position: Programmers

Requirement: Very Good Knowledge of Visual Basic 6.0 and Microsoft Access.

Job Location: Our Head office in Ikeja, Lagos State.

If you are interested and qualified for the above job vacancy pls send your CV or profile to wale_ultimate@yahoo.co.uk

The Job vacancy is very urgent and meant for serious minded people. Qualified programmers would be called for an interview.

Thanks.

Hi. Do you still need VB programmers?

I'm afraid I would have to question your claim to be a "fast growing" company with several "reputable clients" nationwide if your developers are still working with Visual Basi 6.0 & Microsoft Access in this day and age or am I missing something?

Did i hear u say access?? Unless u are developing software for a local village organisation.

Guys, you fail to realize there are different approaches to things. 2 years ago the company I work for presently placed their advert just like this ", VB6, ". In fact after i eventually joined the company my boss asked me why and what I was doing with VB6 on my system! They knew anybody with VB6 knowledge would easily grow into VB/ASP.NET & MsSQL which they use. They are full fledge .Net people. Wise n Simple logic! Sou, stop and think.

@Doztok,

There is quite a fundamental difference between VB6 & VB.NET and in my experience not all programmers adapted to the implementation of OOP in VB.NET very well so I would argue one cannot just assume that anyone with VB6 knowledge would automatically become a good VB.NET developer?

@Doztok
VB6 and VB.Net are like heaven and earth and their similarity does not go beyond the VB in their names. When I migrated to VB.net, I only had my knowledge of java to thank for making it possible, i.e java will help you get up to VB.net faster than VB6 will. A chronic VB6 user will drop a VB.net book in the first paragraph of the first page.

parosky:

@Doztok
VB6 and VB.Net are like heaven and earth and their similarity does not go beyond the VB in their names. When I migrated to VB.net, I only had my knowledge of java to thank for making it possible, i.e java will help you get up to VB.net faster than VB6 will. A chronic VB6 user will drop a VB.net book in the first paragraph of the first page.

i totally disagree with u that a vb6 programmer will not cope with vb.net as a beginner, it's just depend on your level of understanding

Anyway, i don't have time for argument here. All i would is to advice the poster to watch for intelligent and capable guru and not just chop chop guru in disguise. Best of luck

that a programmer is used to the event driven nature of vb6 does not serve as a yardstick to measure the adaptaility of him climbing unto the OOP platform that vb.net offers even though a previous knowedge in java is quite helpful

Amazing how everyone here quickly bumps threads and hijack topics with non-related matters.

Now what have we learned from all the argument about programming languages?

. . .eMM. . .nothing.

I am a vb exprience programm for about 20 years now. Self employeed, with various contract projects and commercial projects. I like to work with your company, on contract basess. My email : picosoftalfa@yaho.com or call 08053530459. A trial will convince you.

WIZARD Aaaaaaaaaaaaalfa kojoyan. Nibo le waaa? This is Sola, the VB boy: Wizards Solutions, Ak.

Hi.

I'm a VB.NET programmer. Any positions open in your company Please let me know.

Konseptz@etisalatng.blackberry.com


Thanx