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Recently I received an email from what I assume is a Magic Jack phone wielding \u201cconsulting company.\u201d Ordinarily I dismiss such poorly worded emails which don\u2019t include a billing rate. The rates are always illegal alien wages and the \u201ccompany\u201d almost always wants you to invoice monthly giving them 45-90 day terms. That means the consultant is eating it for roughly 4 months before there is even the tiniest hope of a pay check. Of course some of these Magic Jack phone wielding \u201cconsulting companies\u201d have a habit of getting a new Magic Jack phone right about the time you are supposed to get paid leaving you looking for a collection agency which \u201cmight\u201d be able to find them \u201cif\u201d they really were in America. Fun times.<\/p>\n

I know many of you reading this will have little knowledge about IT. That is the point. If you cannot speak the native language clearly and know nothing about the industry, you shouldn\u2019t be in a job requiring you to create email for and speak to people actually working in the industry. This really is an industry where putting a low wage working in charge of recruiting kills you. Consider the following:<\/p>\n

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Location: Torrance, CA<\/p>\n

Duration: 1 Years<\/p>\n