Day 157 - Well, Well, Well
Jun. 6th, 2011 06:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wolfsbrideSoooo, the latest in the on going drama is that she's going to take her business with her. Supposedly, she'll hire someone over there to work with the understanding that they'll buy the business in two or three years.
Excuse me while I laugh! HA HA HA!
It will be interesting to see if she will a) pay a high enough wage to actually get someone to work for her. Right now it sounds like her plan is to contact the community college there and canvas accounting graduates. I'm doubtful that anyone coming out of an accounting program will settle for working for 14 dollars an hour.
b) Reduce her price. Unless whomever she hires is an idiot, they will be able to clearly see that the business is not worth 50,000. Unless of course she does a better job of lying than she did with me. Or she lets those high paying clients go at the end of two or three years.
This leaves me with a bit of a dilemma. I had intended to finish off the client I was working on as I know from personal experience how annoying it is to come into a project following after someone else. But right now, the way she handled this whole issue, I feel like just quitting as of yesterday.
When we had our final discussion about the business, I had asked her if she was willing to wait a couple of years while I paid off my debt and built up my savings again so that I could purchase a few of the clients at a reduced rate and she said no, she wanted to retire right away. And now she's going to give some stranger the two or three years she couldn't give me. It seems when I think I can't get any more disappointed and outraged at her treatment she goes the extra mile.
How nice.
Excuse me while I laugh! HA HA HA!
It will be interesting to see if she will a) pay a high enough wage to actually get someone to work for her. Right now it sounds like her plan is to contact the community college there and canvas accounting graduates. I'm doubtful that anyone coming out of an accounting program will settle for working for 14 dollars an hour.
b) Reduce her price. Unless whomever she hires is an idiot, they will be able to clearly see that the business is not worth 50,000. Unless of course she does a better job of lying than she did with me. Or she lets those high paying clients go at the end of two or three years.
This leaves me with a bit of a dilemma. I had intended to finish off the client I was working on as I know from personal experience how annoying it is to come into a project following after someone else. But right now, the way she handled this whole issue, I feel like just quitting as of yesterday.
When we had our final discussion about the business, I had asked her if she was willing to wait a couple of years while I paid off my debt and built up my savings again so that I could purchase a few of the clients at a reduced rate and she said no, she wanted to retire right away. And now she's going to give some stranger the two or three years she couldn't give me. It seems when I think I can't get any more disappointed and outraged at her treatment she goes the extra mile.
How nice.
