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I worked for him out of high school; building the add-on to his house... Then in his factory building the product we sell for 2 years (very hard work, bending m
by redorb 16y ago
I worked for him out of high school; building the add-on to his house... Then in his factory building the product we sell for 2 years (very hard work, bending metal around a bender 3-4k times a day) ~ then he helped me land my first computer gig (ebay lister). I did that for 2 years then came back to the company as the only IT person.
Have since basically doubled internet revenue.
My answer; networking... one of my old friends worked in the factory and knew the guy needed some odd end help building a add-on to his house. Currently he is building me a new office onto our new building... I still feel the need to go independent though; cause of stupid office politics.
- vrikhter 16y agoYou are correct, networking is most always the best course of action. Nothing beats sitting face-to-face with someone.