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In 1612, Blaise Pascal built the first Numerical Calculating Machine in Paris. In 1833 Charles Babbage designed the first general-purpose computer, the Analytical Machine. The first issue of ‘Computer World ‘ was published in 1967, and in 1968 while Americans were tuning in to ‘Laugh In’ and ‘Bonanza’ and President Nixon was running the country, ESP was founded and began establishing a respected name in the computer industry.In the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, ESP began placing candidates in positions such as Junior Programmer/Junior Programmer Analyst averaging a salary of $8,400-9,600 annually, Senior Programmer/Sr. Programmer Analyst using IBM 360/30, COBOL/BAL averaging $9,600-12,000 annually, and Managers/Systems Programmers averaging between $10,000-15,000 annually. For information on current salaries, email us at salary@esp.com for your free Salary Survey.Our success can be attributed to a simple and proven formula. We ensure that both clients and candidates are satisfied by building long-term relationships based on integrity, confidentiality and a commitment to quality. ESP’s reputation is based on an excellent referral to hire ratio. Our outstanding success rate is a result of a carefully outlined search process unmatched in our industry.

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