Thanks for pointing that out mm
Posted By: MT2now on 2008-08-06
In Reply to: It's differ, not defer. nm - mm
Thanks mm for pointing that out  See we all make mistakes still think it is unfair to drag a Company's name through the mud because 1 person was unhappy, guess that's why we are all different.
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And I was simply pointing out that saying
you weren't a recruiter. I didn't say you weren't a happy employee, most recruiters are, and so are employees that get referral bonuses. In fact, I didn't even say you were a recruiter. IMO, it could have been just as easy and more polite to say, No, I'm not a recruiter than to give the snide, condescending remark, now wouldn't it?
How is pointing out one person's heaven is another
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What kind of mistakes are they pointing out sm
to you? This whole situation seems odd to me.
right, the laptop the doctors use for pointing
and clicking in their data. Hospitals were the first to switch over to this technique.
Doctors even take their laptops along when visting patients in their beds and pointing and clicking in their findings.
Not a question of maturity. Just pointing out how grumpy you are. nm
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No unappreciative - just pointing out that this is one person's opinion. sm
MTSOs and recruiters are not all the same and prefer to see different types of resumes. I know, I am a smaller MTSO, and I do not agree 100% with that opinion, as stated above.
I'm back. Just read over job description. No PTO is right. Thanks for pointing that out. NM
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Save your finger pointing and tongue wagging.
be defending a company you don't even know, and judging those of us who have no work during training. Shame on you. Karma comes around. No one was telling the OP not to work for MDI-MD, quite the contrary. We were trying to warn her that she might not want to purchase a new computer til she checks the waters at this company. No work anytime is not a good thing, no matter how many smiley faces come in the emails. If you have the luxury of making $10 a day and being happy with that, great, but lots of us support households, and no work is no work is no work. Not a lot of ways to slice it, and judging US because we have no work is just plain old ignorant. 
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