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6/16/2009 10:31 AM

	A Channel Partner
1 posts

Looking for an experienced Swyx design / installation / support engineer... (United Kingdom)

Are you experienced with SwyxWare? Capable of more than a next, next, next installation? Do you have wider experience of Telecoms solutions or of application / date networking environments? Looking to progress your career in a growing business?

I this fits your profile then please PM me to find out more.

We are a Swyx Channel partner that is enjoying a great deal of success in selling and delivering intuitive business solutions based on SwyxWare. We are a growing business and looking to attract and retain skilled people who take pride in their work and exceed customer expectations. The opportunity for career growth within the company will only be limited by your own capabilities and ambition.

This is a direct opportunity, not involving an agency.

6/16/2009 10:59 AM

	aGGiS
50 posts

Re: Looking for an experienced Swyx design / installation / support engineer... (United Kingdom)

Don't tease - where is this opportunity based (or would that give the game away?)

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Forum Policy

The discussion forums at Swyx Forum are dedicated to the discussion of Swyx, SwyxWare and related topics.

For the benefit of the community and to protect the integrity of swyx-form, please observe the following posting guidelines:

No Advertising. This includes promotion of commercial products and non-commercial products which are not directly related to SwyxWare, it's OEM versions or a forum topic.
No Flaming or Trolling.
No Profanity, Racism, or Prejudice.
Furthermore, make sure your posts comply to our Terms of Use.
Newest development in German law defines online forums as journalistic content, making the forum owner and all posters to journalists. With this statement the forum owner declares that neither he nor his users are journalists with all legal consequences.
The forums are currently unmoderated, meaning all postings will appear immediately after submission. If this turns out not working due to massive abuse all forums will switch to moderated mode, meaning a posting must be approved after submission my a moderator before appearing.
You can use any language you like (except for the project forums) but keep in mind that by using english you will reach the largest audience.
Within the project forums english language is mandatory.