[asterisk-biz] How to live in this world without job

[Andy Spring]

Hello my friend, I am in Shenzhen

2008/11/12 Outback Dingo <outbackdingo at gmail.com>

> where in China do you reside ? what city ?
>
>
> On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 7:56 AM, Andy Spring <andyspr at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for you everyone for your help, does anyone have any part-time job
>> for me, I can do the works of translation between english and chinese as
>> well as help you make purchase in China and check the quality of goods only
>> with small commissions.
>> Also I can do photoshop and coreldraw and can help you make logo and web
>>
>> Thank you very much everyone
>>
>> Best regards
>> andy
>>
>> 2008/11/12 STEVE TOTARO <STOTARO at mail.schoffstall.com>
>>
>>>   >-----Original Message-----
>>> >From: asterisk-biz-bounces at lists.digium.com on behalf of Andrew
>>> Kohlsmith (lists)
>>> >Sent: Tue 11/11/2008 7:32 PM
>>> >To: asterisk-biz at lists.digium.com
>>> >Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] How to live in this world without job
>>> >
>>> >On November 11, 2008 10:08:49 am Steve Totaro wrote:
>>> >> Sorry, they do have a purpose, and some are very fair, but having gone
>>> >> through them many times over the years, I conclude they are mostly
>>> >> comparable to a tick, leech, or worst case, a tape worm.
>>> >
>>> >This is an unfair stereotype.  I have had the pleasure of working with a
>>> few
>>> >headhunters who have placed me where I would have never been able to
>>> find
>>> >work on my own.  Not because I'm incompetent, but rather because
>>> >their "reach" is so much wider than mine. Yes, their cut is very high in
>>> my
>>> >opinion, but I am by and large very happy to work with them.
>>> >
>>> >I find that if you take the time to establish a good working
>>> relationship with
>>> >them, and if you establish clear expectations and can demonstrate your
>>> >capabilities, you end up with an excellent resource for finding varied
>>> and
>>> >challenging work.
>>> >
>>> >Remember you can always turn down their offers, but why would you write
>>> off
>>> >the entire industry? I am happy to work in a dozen industries rather
>>> than
>>> >just one.
>>> >
>>> >-A.
>>>
>>> I suppose you missed this little bit "Sorry, they do have a purpose, and
>>> some are very fair" or maybe you wouldn't be attempting to correct me.
>>>
>>> A stereotype is a natural thing for humans, we group, classify, assign a
>>> genus and phylum...  It is how we make sense of things.  Like it or not,
>>> stereotypes are generally correct, although there are exceptions to
>>> everything, as I stated in the beginning.
>>>
>>> I have worked with many of them and as I said, some are very fair.  I
>>> liken the rest to the now extinct subprime mortgage brokers.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Steve T
>>>
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>> --
>> andy
>> andyspr at gmail.com
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