Official Start Time: 10:30 p.m.
Date: 7/27/09
Official End Time: 11:00 p.m.
So today Kyle is finally back and pay day finally comes flowing in for the hard work, sweet and perseverance I have demonstrated working at the company. How much was it you may ask? 20
No there isn’t a comma missing or any zeros waiting to be put in, just 20 dollars. Did I mention that was only half. Originally during the week, Cornell needed his site to get done and Jay was fussing to much with pushing it off so I told him I would take the job. Cornell had already registered a url with the business and just needed a couple of updates. Although reluctant, Jay let me do the site giving me a template he had downloaded that I was suppose to use.
Funny things is that the template is by Dreamweaver and Cornell’s site is made by Web Site Tonight, which means there’s no where to upload this template nor does it exist under Web Site Tonight’s various choices. So all sunday night, I worked long and hard on Cornell’s site, trying to figure out a way to make it look as good as possible just to wind up get half of the original pay as I gave Jay credit for a template I couldn’t even use.
After that, we went to talk about what happened through the week and what we thought about the business. Officially, I am now a web designer and don’t have to worry about selling and making cold calls. Jay is still a salesman but I can see him flipping any day now. Overall, Kyle just wanted to remind us that being part of the business this early meant we were destined for management positions and that we need to do our best to make that happen.
I could really care less but feel that the company needs some real changes if we want to start making some money. As long as it means some money, and by that I mean a lot of money, for me, than I’m willing to make the sacrifice.
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
Date: 7/27/09
Official End Time: 11:00 p.m.
So today Kyle is finally back and pay day finally comes flowing in for the hard work, sweet and perseverance I have demonstrated working at the company. How much was it you may ask? 20
No there isn’t a comma missing or any zeros waiting to be put in, just 20 dollars. Did I mention that was only half. Originally during the week, Cornell needed his site to get done and Jay was fussing to much with pushing it off so I told him I would take the job. Cornell had already registered a url with the business and just needed a couple of updates. Although reluctant, Jay let me do the site giving me a template he had downloaded that I was suppose to use.
Funny things is that the template is by Dreamweaver and Cornell’s site is made by Web Site Tonight, which means there’s no where to upload this template nor does it exist under Web Site Tonight’s various choices. So all sunday night, I worked long and hard on Cornell’s site, trying to figure out a way to make it look as good as possible just to wind up get half of the original pay as I gave Jay credit for a template I couldn’t even use.
After that, we went to talk about what happened through the week and what we thought about the business. Officially, I am now a web designer and don’t have to worry about selling and making cold calls. Jay is still a salesman but I can see him flipping any day now. Overall, Kyle just wanted to remind us that being part of the business this early meant we were destined for management positions and that we need to do our best to make that happen.
I could really care less but feel that the company needs some real changes if we want to start making some money. As long as it means some money, and by that I mean a lot of money, for me, than I’m willing to make the sacrifice.
Sincerely, Hector Guzman
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