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One could, apparently, have so many things to do in these social sites, that they couldn't have time for an actual job.....

But they sure would be well connected.
 
One could, apparently, have so many things to do in these social sites, that they couldn't have time for an actual job.....

But they sure would be well connected.

Hey, stop talking about me!!!!!!!:sqwink:
 
One could, apparently, have so many things to do in these social sites, that they couldn't have time for an actual job.....

But they sure would be well connected.

lol This is why I spend so little time on social networking sites. Arguably I could get more work with them but sooner or later I'd wind up spending so much time networking that I'd never get anything done. ODJT is enough networking for me. I stay on MySpace because I've got a couple of cousins on there that I don't otherwise communicate with, I caught up with a few people from school on Facebook. Twitter I've gone back and fourth on a couple of times..for me it's just another thing to remember to do I have a hard enough time keeping up with emails and PMs. Now if Davy could figure out how to farm out social networking for $1/day I'd be all over that. :D

I already cannot stand when I comment on someone's MySpace profile and they instantly comment me back.. I commented you because you commented me now I gotta comment you again..It's an endless and mostly useless cycle. :sqerr:
 
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I already cannot stand when I comment on someone's MySpace profile and they instantly comment me back.. I commented you because you commented me now I gotta comment you again..It's an endless and mostly useless cycle. :sqerr:


Isn't that what we do HERE? :sqerr::sqlaugh:
 
One could, apparently, have so many things to do in these social sites, that they couldn't have time for an actual job.....

But they sure would be well connected.

...and connections are where the $$$$s are :)
 
lol This is why I spend so little time on social networking sites. Arguably I could get more work with them but sooner or later I'd wind up spending so much time networking that I'd never get anything done. ODJT is enough networking for me. I stay on MySpace because I've got a couple of cousins on there that I don't otherwise communicate with, I caught up with a few people from school on Facebook. Twitter I've gone back and fourth on a couple of times..for me it's just another thing to remember to do I have a hard enough time keeping up with emails and PMs. Now if Davy could figure out how to farm out social networking for $1/day I'd be all over that. :D

I already cannot stand when I comment on someone's MySpace profile and they instantly comment me back.. I commented you because you commented me now I gotta comment you again..It's an endless and mostly useless cycle. :sqerr:

That's why you need to concentrate on the places that produce an outcome that require low maintenance.

I like the "outsourcing" idea: pay some punjabi dude $1 per day, I'll bet he will buy a ton of rice for his family.

(I'm sure Barack will ream me a new butt-hole for saying that....LOL I was just kidding about hiring overseas):sqrolleyes: