What do you do?

Yes.

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Originally Posted by Cowutopia

http://www.askcai.com/

That's where I work. A friend of mine did the website 3 years ago. He mostly shot rubber bands at erasers. I'm an english major who's taken 1 year off of school and aiming to get back in.

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That website could use the help of one of these graphic designers.

EDIT: Beaten to the punch.

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Originally Posted by Cowutopia

http://www.askcai.com/
99% of the time the goal is to give the owners the max and the employees the min however I can by twisting the laws, but every so often we hit a decent employer who cares about their employyes as much as themselves.

This is not the career I want.

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So you're the evil guy that makes EA employee's work 80 hour weeks for 40 hours pay? I gotta say, I'm impressed and disgusted all at once. It's like a new emotion. We shall call it imprusted.

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Originally Posted by K3V

That website could use the help of one of these graphic designers.

EDIT: Beaten to the punch.

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Hey I'm at my bad internship right now. TNL's all I have to keep me awake.

That friend of mine didn't get hired back incidentally. Too much rbber band shooting and not enough site designing.

His big problem was he didn't care, second to not having any design talent at all, only websense.

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Originally Posted by Cowutopia

That friend of mine didn't get hired back incidentally. Too much rbber band shooting and not enough site designing.

His big problem was he didn't care, second to not having any design talent at all, only websense.

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lol. That's kind of funny. Give him a thumbs up for me.

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Originally Posted by Andrew

So you're the evil guy that makes EA employee's work 80 hour weeks for 40 hours pay? I gotta say, I'm impressed and disgusted all at once. It's like a new emotion. We shall call it imprusted.

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No, I only deal with money that goes into the retirement plan, or pension law, not labor law.

I own a Beer Distributor in Long Island, NY. We have a storefront and make deliveries to local gas stations, bars, and convenience stores as well. Not a bad business.

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Originally Posted by Cowutopia

No, I only deal with money that goes into the retirement plan, or pension law, not labor law.

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Oh... is it boring?

Well, each new case is a mathematical puzzle...but I'm a goddamn english major! I came here to write the plans!

But actually between the client stories (i've worked on a bunch of cases where I was trying to help benefit the owner's mistress..surreptitiously) and the puzzle aspect it can be really fun. The years I spent working with the documents themselves helped me ground my knowledge well for the actual legwork.

But the data entry for some of the larger cases and the no-brainer cases are definitely boring.

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Originally Posted by Daddy Warbuk$

I am a Global Accounts Manager for a company which shall remain nameless due to our web nazi's.

We own and operate over 200 offices/factories/warehouses in the US alone.

We crush exxon moble, btw, and it's not even close. I'm not sure where said poster got #2 from, maybe #2 in petrol.

Regards

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I dont know where said poster got his information from on Fortune listings, Wal-Mart has been number 1 for the past 3 years, Exxon #2. Exxon was #1 in 2001

http://www.lead411.com/fortune500a.taf

Or you can go to your friendly neighborhood magazine rack to get the actual list from the fortune mag itself

BTW A line directly off of the Fortune site, even though EM is #2 it is the most profitable:

http://www.fortune.com/fortune/fortune500

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Exxon Mobil was the most profitable company on the list