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I'm not sure I made my point. The question was did anyone know how the employer Liftone was to work for. Jplayer answered that as long as you do what's expected, you'll be fine. Someone then said that was a universal answer to any job and really didn't answer the question.

My point was that with some employers- no matter what you do, it's never enough. Maybe I have a chip on my shoulder about what happened to my dad- if I do- so be it. I believe that if an employer promises you something then they should ante up when the time comes.
  • Posted 26 Mar 2012 03:36
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