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# <font size=4 color=black>How many interests/parties you can work with in paid work? </font> <blockquote>3. Me, the collective of workers I'm joining in production, represented by a single interest, and the often implicit end consumer (market/ [[society|<font color=navy>society</font>]] / clients / customers) as third.</blockquote> | # <font size=4 color=black>How many interests/parties you can work with in paid work? </font> <blockquote>3. Me, the collective of workers I'm joining in production, represented by a single interest, and the often implicit end consumer (market/ [[society|<font color=navy>society</font>]] / clients / customers) as third.</blockquote> | ||
# [[Per Diem FAQ|<font color=black>On-Site Rate? </font>]] <blockquote> There's an appearance rate in the Rate Chart, usually can discount/bundle. In practice in ad-hoc market ops, as of mid 2012, I do strictly remote and primarily fixed cost jobbing.</blockquote> | # [[Per Diem FAQ|<font color=black>On-Site Rate? </font>]] <blockquote> There's an appearance rate in the Rate Chart, usually can discount/bundle. In practice in ad-hoc market ops, as of mid 2012, I do strictly remote and primarily fixed cost jobbing.</blockquote> | ||
# [[about_Testing|<font color=black>Will you take our test?</font>]] <blockquote> Absolutely not. June 2012 I thought I'd had the definitive and [[Talk:About Testing|<font color=navy>final experience</font>]] with this I can tell you unless your testing process in an hour or less please just go away. <ref>Also check out what [http://blip.tv/learning-without-frontiers/noam-chomsky-the-purpose-of-education-5925460 <font color=navy>Noam Chomsky</font>] says about testing about mark 16:00, Bill Gates recent (2013-04) editorial in the NYT on testing, etc. </ref>. I | # [[about_Testing|<font color=black>Will you take our test?</font>]] <blockquote> Absolutely not. June 2012 I thought I'd had the definitive and [[Talk:About Testing|<font color=navy>final experience</font>]] with this I can tell you unless your testing process in an hour or less please just go away. <ref>Also check out what [http://blip.tv/learning-without-frontiers/noam-chomsky-the-purpose-of-education-5925460 <font color=navy>Noam Chomsky</font>] says about testing about mark 16:00, Bill Gates recent (2013-04) editorial in the NYT on testing, etc. </ref>. By June 2013 I reached apodictic certainty, though, that no matter how tempting the work you have might be for whatever reason, there's no getting around how this casts you and/or your organization as negative and incapable of making basic judgments in IT and in human relations in a way that is incompatible with ''my'' standards for situations I want to work in. From this point, while I will consider a written test which is 1 hour or lest, if you've read this text I'll consider a request to take a testing or other kinds of challenges to be trolling. </blockquote> | ||
# <font color=black>Will you work without an advance?</font> <blockquote> Unless the job's smaller than my min piece rate, possibly, but can't combine that with net terms in new relationship and will generally need payment at time of delivery of any substantial intellectual property. I take it as a distinction between aspirational and real capital that money can freely change hands to engage my labor, and it's standard practice that it be half in a fixed cost job/deal, but I don't generally require that. </blockquote> | # <font color=black>Will you work without an advance?</font> <blockquote> Unless the job's smaller than my min piece rate, possibly, but can't combine that with net terms in new relationship and will generally need payment at time of delivery of any substantial intellectual property. I take it as a distinction between aspirational and real capital that money can freely change hands to engage my labor, and it's standard practice that it be half in a fixed cost job/deal, but I don't generally require that. </blockquote> | ||
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Revision as of 14:06, 15 June 2013
Short answers here; click thru questions to longer kvetch, if any.
- How much experience do you have with platform/language/package X?
~40 overall as an IT worker in 2015. As of mid 2012, 25 C and its dialects, 22 relational database, 17 Linux, ~13 web apps, 12 Java, 2 mobile, etc.
- How about references?
Click thru to DIY.
- How many interests/parties you can work with in paid work?
3. Me, the collective of workers I'm joining in production, represented by a single interest, and the often implicit end consumer (market/ society / clients / customers) as third.
- On-Site Rate?
There's an appearance rate in the Rate Chart, usually can discount/bundle. In practice in ad-hoc market ops, as of mid 2012, I do strictly remote and primarily fixed cost jobbing.
- Will you take our test?
Absolutely not. June 2012 I thought I'd had the definitive and final experience with this I can tell you unless your testing process in an hour or less please just go away. [1]. By June 2013 I reached apodictic certainty, though, that no matter how tempting the work you have might be for whatever reason, there's no getting around how this casts you and/or your organization as negative and incapable of making basic judgments in IT and in human relations in a way that is incompatible with my standards for situations I want to work in. From this point, while I will consider a written test which is 1 hour or lest, if you've read this text I'll consider a request to take a testing or other kinds of challenges to be trolling.
- Will you work without an advance?
Unless the job's smaller than my min piece rate, possibly, but can't combine that with net terms in new relationship and will generally need payment at time of delivery of any substantial intellectual property. I take it as a distinction between aspirational and real capital that money can freely change hands to engage my labor, and it's standard practice that it be half in a fixed cost job/deal, but I don't generally require that.
- ↑ Also check out what Noam Chomsky says about testing about mark 16:00, Bill Gates recent (2013-04) editorial in the NYT on testing, etc.
