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yeah - Erin Pryor

Posted: Jul 16, 2010

I just got hired by Lartechinc. and I was wondering about the good and the bad about the company. Please let me know.

I don't know anything, but wish you the very best. - CrankyOldBroadOnTheBeach

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Please keep us posted on how it goes. And remember to breathe!

They have a history of not paying. Haven't seen - me

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them mentioned recently, but should be info in the archives. They are based in India and pay is very low.

What a hoot. Just went to their website. Although - me

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they state they are incorporated and based in Texas, either someone ESL designed the website or a third grader did. Indian companies will often have a store front office in the U.S. so they can claim they are a U.S. company, when in reality it is an India-based company.

so guessing they get their business licence here too? - NM anon

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