[asterisk-biz] I need your skiils, but I can't hire you

[Steve Totaro]

www.asteriskhelpdesk.com <http://www.asteriskhelpdesk.com/>  is planning
on offering such a service.  We are in the process of obtaining
qualified techs that speak different languages and are available around
the clock.  We are developing testing for the techs and a backend system
for escalation, billing, and history.

 

Thanks,

Steve

 

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From: Rusty Dekema [mailto:rdekema at gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2006 9:32 PM
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion
Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] I need your skiils, but I can't hire you

 

Ahh, I gotcha. I thought you meant basically the opposite :). It does
sound like a good idea. 

Somebody could start a firm that would have a contractual relationship
(employer/employee, independent-contractor, whatever) with some asterisk
gurus and hire its services out to companies like yours. Companies like
yours could elect to keep configuration data regarding your system on
file with the support firm to aid in troubleshooting. The main stumbling
block that I see is reluctance on behalf of client companies to trust a
newly-formed firm with the passwords to their phone systems. 

-Rusty




On 1/20/06, Michael Welter < mike at telecommatters.net
<mailto:mike at telecommatters.net> > wrote:

No, I'm asking the list.  How can we collaborate in order to provide
good service to our customers?  How do we organize (like Geek Squad) to
provide 24x7 coverage for Asterisk systems?


Rusty Dekema wrote: 
> This sounds good to me. Do you have any more information on what you
> envision? What information would you like me to provide about my
> Asterisk, networking, and computing skills and knowledge?
> 
> Sincerely,
> Russell Dekema
>
>
>
> On 1/20/06, *Michael Welter* < mike at telecommatters.net
<mailto:mike at telecommatters.net> 
> <mailto: mike at telecommatters.net <mailto:mike at telecommatters.net> >>
wrote:
>
>     Anyone that isn't looking for a 401K and health insurance, please
raise
>     your hand.  Anyone that's willing to accept a check (and a 1099)
for
>     services rendered, please raise your hand. 
>
>     I envision a large community of collaborators, each with his/her
own
>     skills. When I decide to spend a week in Can Cun with the Mrs., I
need
>     to know that any problems my customers have are handled by
competent 
>     professionals.
>
>     This is an opportunity for someone.  Please bring us together with
the
>     goal of  servicing the customer.
>
>     --
>     Michael Welter
>     Telecom Matters Corp. 
>     Denver, Colorado US
>     +1.303.414.4980
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mike at TelecomMatters.net <mailto:mike at TelecomMatters.net>  >
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