Most employees "suck"if you don't "suck", read on

Most employees suck because they can't or don't know how to create revenue, are bad managers of their time, have poor communication skills and have limited direction and ambition.

But the good news is: there is a great opportunity for somebody who has at least a few drops of entrepreneur's blood. My company markets products and services in the education and financial arenas. I need to find somebody who wants to be in business without having to put up any capital. You just need to be able to support yourself for three months.

In addition to having great marketing tools (websites, published articles, brochures, positive reviews) there is PAID TRAINING. That's the good news. The bad news is that you will receive the $4000 for paid training after you've been marketing and closing deals for three months. Can't afford to support yourself for three months? Then this opportunity is not for you.

At the end of the day, there is a segment to this business that generates over $100,000 per year from existing clients. Some lucky personwho realizes they shouldn't be "trading their hours for dollar's"could assume that revenue.

If you're going to apply, IMMEDIATE DELETION comes if you write "I'm interested" Tell me more" Submit a resume (and not one that was created pre-pandemic), tell us what you're doing now for income, why you have not yet found a career that gives you a sense of creation and financial rewards and show something that gives one hope that you have effective research, writing and speaking skills.

If you're going to cry about the tone of this ad, save it. We've heard it before. Just remember: I have the opportunity and you're scrolling through Craigslist looking to be a bad employee for somebody. As for me, no more bad employees. Good business partnersdefinitely.