Make It Easy For People To Find You

Posted: March 15, 2009 
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Add A Location Map To Your Site

A map is perhaps, one of the quickest and simplest way to spice up your site. It is not only functional but can add a level of interactivity that add to your website’s user experience. Google Maps (for a time named Google Local) is a free web mapping service application and technology provided by Google that powers many map-based services including the Google Maps website, Google Ride Finder and embedded maps on third-party websites via the Google Maps API. It offers street maps, a route planner, and an urban business locator for numerous countries around the world. Read More…

Apprenticeship Opens

Posted: March 15, 2009 
Filed under: Job Opportunities

If You Are Extremely Creative & Talented, We Want You!

Whether if you are a student looking to chalk up some real world experience to complete your study, a recently graduated designer/programmer whom is finding it hard to get hired, a starting freelancer seeking to beef up your portfolio, we can provide the right environment for your growth.

Please note that at this present moment, we are not offering a full-time position but rather, an offer for apprenticeship where you can have a space to develop your skills under skilled supervision.

What you get to learn may very well be different from what you learn at school, or what you have been accustomed to, but you can get up close and personal to professional tips and tricks, proven workflow, best practices, industrial-strength solutions, network of contacts, research, etc.

You will need to have the right attitude, an open mind, willingness to learn, work hard and fast, honest, reliable and responsible. Well, that’s on top of the fact that you gotta have a inert natural talent for either Web Design, PHP/XHTML/AJAX Coding/Programming, and Flash Programming.

And no, we don’t mean that you are supposed to be a pro, but at least, you need to have the ability to just pick up tips and tricks pertaining to your chosen area of application. Plus the need to be independently resourceful as well.

That’s a lot to ask, yes. If you think you have the chops for it, send in your application to info@mooph.com with your resume and portfolio (in PDF only – please do not send any Words .doc). Don’t worry if your resume and portfolio are not much, but at least try to put some love into preparing them.

Oh, yes… there will be an standard apprenticeship salary, not to worry.

So there,get in touch with us already!