Re: [OT] The case of the disappearing and reappearing Foxpro job

Author: Pete Theisen

Posted: 2010-04-06 at 09:10:44

Virgil Bierschwale wrote:

> maybe so...

> but ideas are what makes us different..

Hi Virgil,

It would be nice if they really did work on relationships. They *can*,

but it is uncommon.

Imagine some 20 year old chick in Bangalore with two kids clutching her

skirts and another one strapped to her waist shouldering a cell phone

while she fixes a snack for the brood, talking to an employer - in Texas

- and she finds *you* a job with that employer!

Would you refuse the job because a low-fee home-working Indian found it

for you? Should she get her fee? Would your job be subject to import

duty? Modern problem!

>>> close, but no cigar..

>>>

>>> headhunters work on relationships..

>> You wish, or you believe their Kool-aid. Headhunters work on numbers.

>>

>> A fair few of them strike a kickback deal with an insider to churn

>> positions. They work the placed person 89 days and fire him/her. The fee

>> is due yet the "placed" persons have no recourse, can draw no benefits

>> etc., etc.

>>

>> Oh, I forgot. You are still the idealistic kid :-)

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Regards,

Pete

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