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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   Morally bound? Ha. I once had debt collectors come after me while I was unemployed and living off savings and unemployment checks -- counting down the days until I would be homeless. The company in question attempting to collect the debt ma
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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   No need to ask, your local super market or big box store probably already has a freemium model -- samples ( http://imgs.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/parenting/2010/08... ) I do, however, whole hardh
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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   I've done both technical and non technical interviewing and screening and here's what I've picked up. You probably already know all this, but these are the biggest mistakes I've witnessed... Try to hit the key words, kee
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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   BBB is well known for pay to play rules, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Better_Business_Bureau#Critici... . They attempt to keep the image of the organization pristine by tamping down on the pay to play when it's ai
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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   This is pretty much what the BBB does and probably what Angie's List does as well. It's an old business model for the review industry.
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   by look_at_me_ 12y ago

   This is exactly it. I'm old enough to remember some of the expansions they tried in the 90's (a battery store, seriously?), but not old enough to remember the cb days. To me, going to the local RadioShack was almost always a means