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So the paralegals had nothing to do, but still had to put in the hours? I need this job. I am a professional web surfer with 8 years of experience. I think I co

• Nursie 12y ago
  I've had this job. I was working for a team based in another country, communications were poor (on both sides I'll admit) and it turned out later the company was in the process of going down the pan anyway. After a while you stop asking if there's anything you need to be doing. After a while longer you start to feel paranoid that surely someone, somewhere is going to figure out they're paying you to sit at home, sleep late and scratch your butt...
  • Squarel 12y ago
    I have also had this job, the contract that comprised 90% of my work was lost, and the company didn't want me to leave. Surfing the internet at work gets boring very fast though when it is all you have to do. I made it through 8 months before leaving for somewhere else.
• vonmoltke 12y ago
  Par for the course when dealing with the Federal government, whether as a direct employee or working as a contractor. If you are a full-time employee, you must record 40 hours of butt-in-seat work time on your timecard, billed to the appropriate charge numbers. At least now I have 40 hours of actual work to do.