There's a funny Craiglist New York ad for a web developer. Written in language that is very close to “legal” C# (I gave it a quick peek, and even put it into Visual Studio just to be double-sure; it won't compile), it lists these details:
- The successful candidate will get a fast machine with dual monitors
- The job is located in midtown Manhattan
- The application will be implemented in C# and ASP.NET
- They would prefer it if you had experience with the following:
- Microsoft CMS
- SQL Server
- XSLT
- JavaScript
- Design Patterns
- Technical Architecture
- UX Design
What the ad doesn't reveal is the name of the company — at least not directly anyway. You have to figure out the company name by writing a program to decrypt perqvgfvtugf using the ROT13 algorithm, and then submit the code for your decryption program to the company.
It's a cute way to promote the position, and the “make the ad look like code” tactic seems to have worked: it's already near the top of the list at Reddit.