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And here I thought you were with No Such Agency (from your CIA and FBI denials)agent_fondue wrote:I am a staffing consultant for an employment agency with a focus on oilfield development.
So, pretty much I put up with unappreciative smelly/oilcovered men that either talk to me like I'm stupid or stare at my boobs.
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This is the cover story. I mean, look at it:wintermute wrote:And here I thought you were with No Such Agency (from your CIA and FBI denials)
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agent_fondue wrote:I am a staffing consultant for an employment agency with a focus on oilfield development.
So, pretty much I put up with unappreciative smelly/oilcovered men that either talk to me like I'm stupid or stare at my boobs.
So which do you prefer? Having oilcovered men talk to you like you're stupid or stare at your boobs?agent_fondue wrote:I am a staffing consultant for an employment agency with a focus on oilfield development.
So, pretty much I put up with unappreciative smelly/oilcovered men that either talk to me like I'm stupid or stare at my boobs.
Tech support isn't a bad way to break into IT. Just don't get stuck there for a decade like I didLesterG wrote:I think if I ever leave my position here, I'll persue a Tech support job path and go to Network Admin since I know the field and wouldn't mind gaining more knowledge of how to mess with my comp and network.
My previous job before my current one was as tech support manager at a local ISP.) I think you've uncovered agent_fondue!AutoPilate wrote:This is the cover story. I mean, look at it:
) yea, that's how my friend started, now he's getting network admin jobs for like 40+/hr and that stupid single guy says he doesn't make enough to move out on his own..... well... I guess I can understand... stupid asian culturewintermute wrote:Tech support isn't a bad way to break into IT. Just don't get stuck there for a decade like I didLesterG wrote:I think if I ever leave my position here, I'll persue a Tech support job path and go to Network Admin since I know the field and wouldn't mind gaining more knowledge of how to mess with my comp and network.
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When I freelance, I average $50/hour. But I work IT full-time at a more stable job, so I don't freelance often anymore...LesterG wrote:yea, that's how my friend started, now he's getting network admin jobs for like 40+/hr and that stupid single guy says he doesn't make enough to move out on his own..... well... I guess I can understand... stupid asian culture
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yea, see on your payroll, I could more then afford a place of our own, I make a measley 13/hrwintermute wrote:When I freelance, I average $50/hour. But I work IT full-time at a more stable job, so I don't freelance often anymore...LesterG wrote:yea, that's how my friend started, now he's getting network admin jobs for like 40+/hr and that stupid single guy says he doesn't make enough to move out on his own..... well... I guess I can understand... stupid asian culture
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but my wife and I are good with money so we only get the basics and spoil ourselves at the right times I'm moving to Florida. But there's alot here my Husband has to do before we move. We had to sale our house here, and get a Townhouse. Now we have to buy a house in Florida, before we can finish moving. I'm still considering it moving until I leave our Townhouse here and move into a house in there.Ziola wrote:I thought you just moved?ForeverMourn wrote:I was working as a receptionist at a Chiropractors office, but I quit to be a housewife. That and we are moving soon.
I only make that when I freelance. At my full-time job, I make much less than that, but it has good benefits and such and I have lots of freedom to come and go as I please, pretty much. So long as I get in my 40 hours without doing over 50, my boss is pretty happy with meLesterG wrote:yea, see on your payroll, I could more then afford a place of our own, I make a measley 13/hr
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