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Previously on "Bob's attack"
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So what are Bobs from Egypt called?
That's where I seem to get most of my requests from on LN, very odd!
$26 Billion for Petes sake!
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Every so often I give them a chance to see if they've grown up, but no, last week super me role - proper Unix virtualisation, i.e. POWER and SPARC in Basel, 350€ a day, rate not even in CHF's. They do the same for Swedish roles, always Euro despite CH and SE not having the Euro...
I don't get it - to fill these roles they must get total chunts (I don't subscribe to the Indians on visas theory because I understand how these things work, unlike most on here), but then again I know the SP, but can't be bothered explaining it at the moment....
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With unemployment of only 3.3% that means over a billion people works at such rate in that countryWhat is the average salary for India?
In 2009, the average monthly income in India was Rs 3000 . If we assume 160 hours worked per month, that comes out to Rs 18.75 per hour, which is about 0.40 USD per hour. Given that about half of the country lives on a dollar per person per day , this estimate sounds reasonable.
Damn;oLast edited by diseasex; 17 June 2016, 15:13.
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I just flick them off into the I don't know this person pile. But I also have my contacts hidden now because unfortunately agents can't be professional or discreet.
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Bob's attack
I get like 10 invites a day on LN from bobs . Why would they even want to have someone on the list 2000 miles away?
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