Neither would I, but this was back during the Dotcom crashes when jobs were hard to find because the market was flooded with people looking for work.
You also don't know it until after you are hired, and you find out they install remote access trojans on your Windows workstation, and count the number of characters you type, and monitor your Internet use and don't know the difference between a work related site, a non-work related site, or just accessing ASP rendered pages on the Intranet I was developing for them. Basically it was a Big Brother type of organization, a law firm in downtown Saint Louis MO.
You also don't know it until after you are hired, and you find out they install remote access trojans on your Windows workstation, and count the number of characters you type, and monitor your Internet use and don't know the difference between a work related site, a non-work related site, or just accessing ASP rendered pages on the Intranet I was developing for them. Basically it was a Big Brother type of organization, a law firm in downtown Saint Louis MO.