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Join The BetaForce

Tight software is the cornerstone of our industry. Our software group strives to make our software work, work well, and then work even better. One of our most valuable tools is our BetaForce testing team. Members of BetaForce are users who want to help us by testing our pre-release products so we can resolve bugs, compatibility issues, design flaws, and solve other problems. BetaForce helps us make our software truly stand out. BetaForce is very important to us.

BetaForce team members are not paid employees of Man vs. Big Machine or manvsbigmachine.com. Compensation is provided in the form of our software, specialized support, and inside news and information when applicable. BetaForce members get their hands on our software first and usually they get to know it the best. Most of our BetaForce members are also our most dedicated gurus. We might even send you a t-shirt or something just as cool.

Now Accepting Applications

In anticipation of our upcoming wax7 and other product releases we are accepting applications for the BetaForce program. Should you apply? Yes. We're always looking for an eclectic group that is representative of our users. (Not just Computer Science majors without significant others, though they should apply too.) Do you think you have BetaForce? Send us your application.

BetaForce Application

Name
Email

Do you own a Windows/Intel workstation or computer?		Yes No
Do you own a Unix/Linux workstation or computer?		Yes No
Do you have any software development experience?		Yes No
Do you have any graphic design experience?		Yes No
Do you have some background in evolution/genetics/biology?		Yes No

Would you be willing to devote up to 6hr/mo to BetaForce?		Yes No
Would you be willing to meet online once a month?		Yes No
Are you now or have you ever been a fashion model?		- just kidding -

List any experience or interests that you feel might be important to the BetaForce program and that you would like us to know about
How did you hear about Man vs. Big Machine?

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