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Problem is, who's going to pay? Unemployed, especially long term unemployed don't have any money since they can't blow their monthly food budget on a 15 minute
by jiggy2011 14y ago
Problem is, who's going to pay?
Unemployed, especially long term unemployed don't have any money since they can't blow their monthly food budget on a 15 minute consultation.
- michaelochurch 14y agoI actually have an idea for how to solve that problem but I don't want to blow the idea. There's a startup concept that could work, but I need to pass it by a few key players.
- pnathan 14y agoMy plan, if I ever am unemployed with no chances immediately available, is to work up a consortium with the other people in my position and do some kind of coop business on the internet. We can all get together in a cheap coffeeshop or one of our places and start hacking. I feel very ruthless in this metter: I refuse to just "lay down and take it". I can fix computers, perform small business IT, create websites, software, etc. My time immediately becomes "free" to burn a great deal of it on this sort of thing. Job hunting does not take THAT much time if you're looking in the right place. If you are long-term unemployed, IMO, you are your business, and you need to hustle very aggressively on that.