I get asked a lot if I know anyone looking for Drupal work. I know a few people but trying to keep track of who is and who isn't just to answer random people who ask me doesn't work very well. So I decided to make a wiki page.

http://groups.drupal.org/available-for-hire

If you are currently taking on Drupal work, add yourself to the list. It's your responsibility to maintain your own row in the table so, if you are going to use it, please keep it up to date.

There have been a lot of complaints of users spamming the paid-services forum. We are actively working to turn this forum into a useful and professional resource for clients to find relevant Drupal services.

The key philosophy here is that exchange between job posters and applicants should be done on a one-to-one basis, not in comment threads.

The Paid Services forum maintainer is stephthegeek, with assistance from francort. We keep an active eye on this forum daily but feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Rules for the Paid Services forum

1. If you want to contact someone looking for help, click on the original poster's username and use the contact tab on their personal profile page. If their contact tab is not enabled, please leave a comment on the forum post requesting that they enable it. Send them references of other Drupal projects you have done, examples of your work, and some pricing information.
2. If you want to respond to a forum topic, it should only be if you have a question that needs clarifying (that would benefit all) or for the purposes of pointing the poster to an existing solution or other relevant resource.

There is a good handbook page dedicated to this topic you should read before posting a job in this forum.

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