Ysakaws1:

Thanks, you stated my point exactly. There are a lot that have little or nothing to offer and will still post their contacts. How am I supposed to know the right person if I don’t know what each person is trying to offer. If 100 people are interested and post their emails, will I be emailing them one by one?? God bless you for having good insight. I only want the best team for this project.

resosdigital:


Wrong.

There is nothing bossy about the questions.

If I want to partner with you, I should at least know what you bring to the table.

He simply asked what his skills were to see if he was the kind of partner he was looking for

eph12:

The op clearly stated that some things should be stated here, but I was surprised that I started seeing emails without any statement of technical abilities.

I'm still wondering why putting up your stack and experience, plus projects you've worked on, on nairaland, is such a bad thing. If you can't put up your skill set on public forums, where can you put it up?

We have a lot to learn as an individual and as a group in this country.

resosdigital:


This is very wrong and rude.

EvilSec:


Would've loved to help in the project if it's not about some shady startup, but I am not based in Lagos! But then again, I could help with the website security and development! I am detail driven with an eye for spotting webapp errors, and identifying flawed analysis or faulty logic. My analytical skills are sharp and I am able to correct complex server misconfigurations, and help you understand the options for an adversary to break into and move throughout your system! Which essentially means I can test the security posture of your mobile app and web app to see how it will fair against real-time attacks – before it actually happens.

Ysakaws1:

Please what state are you based?

Ysakaws1:

Please enlighten me! How is it a bad thing to post your skills online? Even if not for this project, someone else can open nairaland and see the skills some of you have and give a big contract.

stanliwise:
He is supporting you... I don't think you understand what eph12 wrote.

As for me I hate the idea of dropping personal contact but as for portfolio I can.

eph12:

The op clearly stated that some things should be stated here, but I was surprised that I started seeing emails without any statement of technical abilities.

I'm still wondering why putting up your stack and experience, plus projects you've worked on, on nairaland, is such a bad thing. If you can't put up your skill set on public forums, where can you put it up?

We have a lot to learn as an individual and as a group in this country.

Ysakaws1:

My bad! I was angry so I read the wrong thing. I thought he was also supporting the fact that it is bad to state one’s skills in a public forum.

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