Re: Which websites do you use to find short term project work?

If only it were so easy Peter! Maybe a temp firm in your local area
could be of some assistance to you? I quit my last real job a handful
of years ago and I've yet to ever land any consulting work over the
Internet, per se. I did look into a couple of web-based "CCIE shops"
after earning my number but none of the terms were even remotely
acceptable. If you really think about it, just about any old schmuck
could - and no doubt would - offer IP network consulting services on a
website. No matter how dire the circumstances, it's not likely that a
company in need of such services will just blindly turn to the
Internet for help. There's a trust factor involved with this sort of
thing that just isn't workable through a "job board" type of
environment, unfortunately. That's in my experience, anyway (would be
absolutely thrilled to be proven wrong on this particular count!)...

On May 9, 2009, at 9:37 , Peter Kurdziel wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Recently my position was eliminated due to oversea's outsourcing. So
> I am
> taking this opportunity to take 4 months off to dedicate to studying
> for the
> lab. I took the lab once already and I failed. I know my weak area's
> and I
> will focus on them.
>
> I want to try and make a little money putting in a couple of hours
> here and
> there, but my main focus is to study for the lab. Which websites do
> you use
> to find short term project work?
> --
> Regards,
> Peter Kurdziel
>
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