Wednesday, March 13, 2013

f you would like to post a comment please Sign in or Register

I was watching ch on hLn and a comment was made that ford cars lead the way in dependable and that gm has improved but still playing catch up. In response to that gm is a much better car and truck for that matter and ford has more recalls than any other brand. FYI clark was not the one that made the comment.
Bigelow's avatar
Clark,
Thanks for the advice, too many times people forget the basics when they are desperate for an opportunity. I've never had to pay anyone money to get a job in the private sector, we need to keep that in mind when looking at "work from home" opportunities.
Kudos to you and your staff!
SteveII's avatar
GM has more bail out money than any other car maker. That alone will keep me from ever buying a GM. Might as well call them Government Made Cars (GMC). Ford knows how to make a quality car or truck and doesn't need government hand outs to do it.
Outsourced's avatar
I formerly worked as a home based full-time Medical Transcriptionist for a local hospital for 11 years. Our department got outsourced to a medical transcription company called MedQuist which has since changed its name to M*Modal. The hospital told us we would have comparable pay and benefits, only to find that once employed by the outsourcing company our pay dropped about 60% and we no longer had benefits. We got paid by how much we typed, and it was very fishy that with this outsourcing company we no longer could attain our usual line count as it was rigged and impossible to attain in order to make a living with benefits. Needless to say, I saw right through this and have retrained and am employed as a nurse.
cdahlgren's avatar
Clark,
Your vid states that if money is asked for up front, the opportunity is a scam. However, on you list of 'legit work at home opportunities' in the 'work from home' guide, several of them require up front money. Please clarify...thanks!

CD
5 Comment(s)
Comment(s) 1-5 of 5

Clark's Latest Tweets

Clark Topics

Clark Media

Advertisers and Sponsors

Follow Clark and Share

Follow Clark and Share

Posted by at

No comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)