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I got rejected by another employer Thursday afternoon. This would have been a great position for me since I would have been able to handle customer service calls from my home computer. The only reason I was rejected was I don't have cable Internet via Comcast. The company requires that instead of DSL or satellite Internet.
When I first moved into my condo nearly five years ago, I compared the costs of bundled cable/phone/Internet service through Comcast and Qwest (now part of CenturyLink.) I got the Qwest/DirecTV bundle because it was both cheaper and offered more of the cable channels I wanted. I don't want to go through the pain of canceling one service and signing up for a new one just for a job.
This scenario reminded me of a Lee Camp "Moment of Clarity" video about how products don't last long and newer technology isn't always compatible with old technology.
When I first moved into my condo nearly five years ago, I compared the costs of bundled cable/phone/Internet service through Comcast and Qwest (now part of CenturyLink.) I got the Qwest/DirecTV bundle because it was both cheaper and offered more of the cable channels I wanted. I don't want to go through the pain of canceling one service and signing up for a new one just for a job.
This scenario reminded me of a Lee Camp "Moment of Clarity" video about how products don't last long and newer technology isn't always compatible with old technology.
