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commiserate - wonderandamazed

Posted: Mar 05, 2014

Anybody else commiserating on this hem-onc ad?

I am now... - sm

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too funny! I guess they do need a proofreader. Unfortunately, I have no ecological experience.

after I stop - laughing

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I will immediately shift into commiseration mode.

and I don't have - virus protection instilled

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LOL

and I don't have - $100.00

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That's rich! Wow, let us pay you to work for you. The minute you have to "purchase" something, I'm gone!

KUDOS - wonderandamazed

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A lot to be said for a man that when he is wrong, he says he's wrong and corrects what was wrong. Looks like the hem-onc job might be worth pursuing?

Don't you realize.... - me

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That if you take a job where YOU have to pay for the platform, all the MTSOs are going to start doing this? This is the second ad where I saw an ad for a job where they tell you YOU have to pay for the platform. Once we start taking jobs agreeing to do this, then an MTSO supplying the platform for free will be a thing of the past. So, to answer your question, no this job is NOT worth trying out for, even if the owner admitted he was wrong, because we SHOULD NOT have to pay for the platform.

paying for own - wonderandamazed

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I was sort of remarking on morality and character of the "company," but many of these companies require you to have your own equipment or pay them to use theirs and pay for internet ...I suppose that is one more step in the wrong direction, but not much different. This job is going AWAAAAYYYY.....we just have to figure out how to stay a step ahead of it. I have no creative answers, today, anyway. There are also people paying employment agencies to get these jobs???difference??? At least the $100 is not recurring, like the equipment fees and internet.

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