Pete Theisen
Interesting business plan. Sell a virtual product made in virtual factories
to
real customers who pay real money up front? Nice work if they can get it.
Demo requires the latest version of Flash. The last time I tried to upgrade
Flash I had to change computers. What are people
On Friday 17 August 2007 08:39, David Boatright wrote:
Interesting business plan. Sell a virtual product made in virtual
factories to real customers who pay real money up front?
I am not sure what you mean about virtual product.
Hi David!
Oh, I got the impression that the product has
Pete Theisen
Here in Florida they have always wanted us to starve. Never quite got over
slavery, but they have been trying to bring it back by calling it contract
labor. They put a job out for bid, someone will aways bid below cost
thinking
he/she will get a foot in the door.
Tell me about it, I
On 8/11/07, Kristyne McDaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I think we all need is a back-burner revenue producer that does not
depend on the number of hours we work. That's why I'm working on the web
sites and a vertical market product. So far, it is not finished.
You could write Crystal
David Boatright wrote:
Tell me about it, I am doing system devleopment, I.T. support and running
the quoting and pricing for a a guy in Miami and he will not pay me more
than $12/ hr.
He has now asked me to do a Manufacturing Resource Planning system for his
new factory, on my weekends. He
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Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 11:17:52 -0400
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP,
And you turned him down politely without
Pete Theisen
Better grab that! I have never made more than $10 anytime on any job, even
seeing patients, all the time I have been in Florida.
Of course, if you could knock it out in 10 hours, real RAD.
I don't think I could knock it out in 10 hours, here is something they have
been looking at
David Boatright wrote:
Pete Theisen
Here in Florida they have always wanted us to starve. Never quite got
over slavery, but they have been trying to bring it back by calling
it contract labor. They put a job out for bid, someone will aways bid
below cost
thinking
he/she will get a foot in
MB Software Solutions wrote:
that means they'll be outsourced soon to the next cheaper country. g
Pakistan probably.
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Alan Bourke wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
that means they'll be outsourced soon to the next cheaper country. g
Pakistan probably.
What luck! We just got hit a barrage of bogus orders last night from
Pakistan. The name and address on the credit cards attempted were all
Wisconsin
Alan Bourke wrote:
MB Software Solutions wrote:
that means they'll be outsourced soon to the next cheaper country. g
Pakistan probably.
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I always thought the fact that India and Pakistan were near nuclear war
would have
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
What luck! We just got hit a barrage of bogus orders last night from
Pakistan. The name and address on the credit cards attempted were all
Wisconsin (how curious!) but the IP was Pakistan.
Do you think a cheesehead ex-pat is living in Karachi is in dire need of
You're right. That's nearly 3 times what an Indian programmer would make...
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Michael Madigan wrote:
Lower jobs in the tech field have seemed to really hit
the floor.
I was looking at some installation work or maybe help
desk work part time to increase my
Chet Gardiner wrote:
You're right. That's nearly 3 times what an Indian programmer would make...
Ah, but our fellow brothers in India are starting to get their fair
share if I heard correctly. Rates on really rising over there. I guess
that means they'll be outsourced soon to the next
Lower jobs in the tech field have seemed to really hit
the floor.
I was looking at some installation work or maybe help
desk work part time to increase my income and some
were paying as little as $15.00 / hr without benefits.
Holy Cow!
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Lower jobs in the tech field have seemed to really hit
the floor.
I was looking at some installation work or maybe help
desk work part time to increase my income and some
were paying as little as $15.00 / hr without benefits.
Holy Cow!
Floor? That stuff pays as little as minimum wage
Michael Madigan wrote:
Lower jobs in the tech field have seemed to really hit
the floor.
I was looking at some installation work or maybe help
desk work part time to increase my income and some
were paying as little as $15.00 / hr without benefits.
Holy Cow!
That's royalty pay
On Monday 13 August 2007 16:24, Derek Kalweit wrote:
Lower jobs in the tech field have seemed to really hit
the floor.
I was looking at some installation work or maybe help
desk work part time to increase my income and some
were paying as little as $15.00 / hr without benefits.
I use the swimming pool
Allen
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I usually freak out, panic, stay awake all night, and then finally decide
Allen,
I use the swimming pool
Our old house had a pool, but the new house isn't done yet and we don't have
a pool yet either. That's going to be a while, certainly not until after
these contractor issues are resolved.
Kristyne McDaniel
http://www.tenajacontractor.com
Things have been quite slow over here for McStyles Software... Anyone need
to off-load some programming work? I'm taking new clients!
How do you folks deal with the inevitable lulls in contracting these days? I
used to have less downtime between contracts, and lately the length of down
periods
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
Things have been quite slow over here for McStyles Software... Anyone need
to off-load some programming work? I'm taking new clients!
How do you folks deal with the inevitable lulls in contracting these days? I
used to have less downtime between contracts, and lately
Kristyne McDaniel wrote:
How do you folks deal with the inevitable lulls in contracting these days? I
used to have less downtime between contracts, and lately the length of down
periods have been longer.
I usually freak out, panic, stay awake all night, and then finally
decide that I may as
I'm dying over here in NJ too. My two home builder
clients are suffering, so I am too, and another client
is the victim of a frivolous law suit which is keeping
my work hours way down.
In fact, for the first time in nearly 2 years I'm
thinking of looking to be an employee again.
Anyone in NJ
Michael,
The stuff that irks the hell out of me are these gigs you've verbally
been told that you're getting, yet they take forever to sign the
contract and pony up the deposit. Talk, as they say, is
cheap and imo
just a shade above worthless. That's a big gripe I have. I'm sure
Hi Vince,
YMMV. Have you looked at Guru.com? A LOT of the projects
are We want the earth, the moon, the sun, and all the stars.
We want it by Thursday, and we DON'T expect to pay more than
$49.95.
I once signed up for Guru.com and Sologig a few years ago and let them go
because it looked
Madigan,
In fact, for the first time in nearly 2 years I'm
thinking of looking to be an employee again.
I thought about that too, but had an interview last week with a company that
was really looking for a C# guru instead of an OOP guru that knows C#. That
didn't come to anything.
Kristyne
Vince Teachout wrote:
I usually freak out, panic, stay awake all night, and then finally
decide that I may as well use the down time to learn new programming
languages. As soon as I do, work arrives without fail to interrupt the
learning. YMMV. Have you looked at Guru.com? A LOT of the
On Saturday 11 August 2007 21:11, MB Software Solutions wrote:
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A LOT of the projects
are We want the earth, the moon, the sun, and all the stars. We want
it by Thursday, and we DON'T expect to pay more than $49.95. However,
there are a few reasonable projects as well, and since they
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