2014-04-17 18:23 GMT+02:00 japples <japp...@europa.com>: > Another thought, it was clearly stated MS products were required. > Applying without the required products demonstrates the inability to > follow direction. > > Jack
Well, Jack, implying that the OP «appli[ed] without the required products», instead of, as he did, posting his query to this forum *before*deciding whether or not to apply, demonstrates an inability to read.... Henri Jeffrey Deutsch wrote: > Hello, > > I'm thinking of applying for an online tutoring position at Tutor.com. > However, they require that tutors (and applicants, for the mock tutoring > session) have Microsoft Word (2007 or later) itself -- they specifically > say that OpenOffice is not acceptable. I'd rather not spend $110 just to > get MS Word (or $140 for MS Office, or $10/month or $100/year to rent MS > Office) for this specific job, when OpenOffice/LibreOffice has worked just > fine for me for the past decade. > > Does anyone here have any relevant experience (eg, does Tutor.com in > practice allow OpenOffice/LibreOffice, is it absolutely necessary to get MS > Word, do you know of similar online tutoring services that allow > OpenOffice/LibreOffice, etc)? > > Thank you in advance! > > Jeff Deutsch > Speaker & Life Coach > A SPLINT - ASPies LInking with NTs > http://www.asplint.com > > "Listen to the universe while it whispers before it has to shout." > Marion Grobb Finkelstein, Communication Catalyst -- > http://www.MarionSpeaks.com >
