E & O insurance is also a consideration. Back during Y2K it was almost
impossible to get. It's not cheap.
Lobbyists and callgirls may also be needed to get any work from some
organizations. I successfully low-bidded the Pinellas Cty School Board with
several former Verizon workers but never got any work Verizon, itself, has a
"select" list of approved vendors that is impossible to get on, even if it
brings in their own former workers at a big discount.
I would like to see a geek list of people that can quickly cross-train
others. Something like:
Joe - Linux,unix,AS400
Ben - AS400,Windoz,linux
Sue - MVS mainframe,SunO/S,unix
Most often we lack some little buzzword skill that can be understood/faked
in 5 minutes, learned in 2 days and skillfully applied in 2 weeks.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert Eanes" <rheanes3@yahoo.com>
To: <slug@nks.net>
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Finding Jobs
> We seem to have plenty of talent, and equipment to
> start a grass roots co-op style consulting business.
> Here is a list of things we need:
>
> lawyer
> accountant
> sales people
>
> I have a viable business plan to start the venture.
> Please, send me an email if your truely interested,
> with a list of skills that you can bring to the table.
> I will organize it, and find a meeting place where
> the plan can be talked about in more detail.
>
> rheanes3@yahoo.com
>
> Thanks,
> Rob
>
>
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