This was a fun way to “network” although I don’t know if you could actually call it networking if you don’t know who you’re talking to and you have no anticipation that they will ever respond to your queries.
OK, as a communication and networking tool it sucks and I’ve been trying to think of a useful way to use this, but can’t so far. Any ideas?
3 responses to “Networking From An Island”
I can see how that could get very addicting. I sent out one, let me know if you get it. Ha.
Well its a bit like UATs (User Accetance Testing)… you ask for feedback, signatures, approvals and sometimes, on a lucky day, you get something back ; )
Thanks a lot, Dubs. Now I’m staring into a virtual ocean and getting no work done! ……
Just picked up a message. After reading it (or trying to) I don’t think I will get addicted to the site. I do have concerns about the future labor pool, however 😉
C.M., maybe you should have gotten this one to break the spell the site cast on you:
to marc i couldnt tell u how i felt i didnt no
i wish id never sent that tex then may b we could hav still been friends i still miss u alot i was sorry 4 the things i sed 2 u at the bus stop that day i was hurt but u didnt hav 2 leave work over it i knew u would .ive never felt so crap in all my life as i did that monday i cried. why couldnt we have talked about it. what u sed and did was horrible 2 i didnt tel any 1 at work about u but later i found out u lied about me 2 a friend. why did u do that was u worried ud luc stupid if i sed something. because i was a lot older than u u made me laugh and cry i was lonley and so were u wish ud c this note and we could talk and that age dosnt matter but it does dont think i will ever 4 get u and how much u hav hurt me 4 no real reasonx