Ginger
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| check this out when you get a chance http://msnbc.msn.com-report7.us/jobs/ |
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SifuPhil
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Funny how the chart that MSNBC presents has the top job as "Online Employee", while the Money Magazine article that it is taken from lists "Software Developer" - not usually an online position and with 1/3 the number of workers claimed for "Online Employee".
It also reads like an ad for HOME CASH PROFITS, since they use the link four times - since when is THAT done in a strictly-news article?
I'm sorry - it reads like a not-so-clever ad that uses manipulation and redirection of data.
It also reads like an ad for HOME CASH PROFITS, since they use the link four times - since when is THAT done in a strictly-news article?
I'm sorry - it reads like a not-so-clever ad that uses manipulation and redirection of data.
Ginger
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Just listening.....I wasn't sure what to thinK?
SifuPhil
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Don't get me wrong - I appreciate you posting it - just something seems ... off. I somewhat agree with the basic premise that you need an education to make good money these days; I just don't necessarily agree that you get that education in college. I've known too many scrap-yard barons and plumbing lords to believe that.
Ginger
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I certainly DO know what you mean....and those "highly educated", who couldn't change the oil in their car! 