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by dorfuss 13y ago
And then, if you want to publish it, you should read some of the articles from this website: http://www.fonerbooks.com/pod.htm
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by dorfuss 13y ago
I'm in a very similar situation - graduaded in cultural anthropology, working in insurance, started studying CS last week :) My attitude is that I don't think it will give me a better paid job, or a passive income, or become terri
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How elderly people use the modern gadgets - video(bbc.co.uk)
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by dorfuss 13y ago
Yes, it is possible to entrust a company which will take care of that remotely. I believe most international debt collection agencies work this way. It doesn't matter where you are. Let's say you are a French company and you sell
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by dorfuss 13y ago
I work in a collection company. If you want more detailed help please let me know. Firstly: you have to legally secure your payment in case your client makes problems in the future. That means a written contract that specifies what you do,
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by dorfuss 13y ago
I'd like to tackle the issue differently. I'm in a similar situation but on the other side of the spectrum - I did a degree in cultural anthropology which is neither recognised nor appreciated by the job market, virtually impossib
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by dorfuss 14y ago
Both my mother and step father are therapists, both had clinical experience - my mum worked predominantly with young girls with eating disorders as she was beginning her career, then she switched to adults and then into a business consultan