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The volume is too low
+Maurice Levie I just listened on my phone and it seems normal. I will check with other devices later
The volume is too low
+Maurice Levie I just listened on my phone and it seems normal. I will check with other devices later
LOL – I *love* companies that have a 90% buyers regret ratio on their FTEs!
I call those excellent time and materials opportunities. In every single
instance I have ran across this kind of hiring manager they had the highest
possible requirements for the lowest possible salary. Best compliment I
ever got was from the CIO of h&r block “why can’t you guys (FTEs) be more
like the contractors we have on staff?”
LOL – I _love_ companies that have a 90% buyers regret ratio on their FTEs! I call those excellent time and materials opportunities. In every single instance I have ran across this kind of hiring manager they had the highest possible requirements for the lowest possible salary. Best compliment I ever got was from the CIO of h&r block “why can’t you guys (FTEs) be more like the contractors we have on staff?”
LOL – I _love_ companies that have a 90% buyers regret ratio on their FTEs! I call those excellent time and materials opportunities. In every single instance I have ran across this kind of hiring manager they had the highest possible requirements for the lowest possible salary. Best compliment I ever got was from the CIO of h&r block “why can’t you guys (FTEs) be more like the contractors we have on staff?”