Leaving the USA
Leaving the USA
The best part was the ability to work from home and have flexible hours. Oh, wait, then it turned into endless hours.
Does not matter how hard you work; they are sending everything to China, Brazil, or India.
If you are not paying them enough to buy your services, then who will be your customers in 10-20 years?
Do you expect to do much business in the US if you are leading the pack in sinking this economy by giving all our hard-earned income to just the top ten employees?
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