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wootstudio
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Location: Louisiana
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 Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:44 pm Post subject: Taking on jobs from relatives/friends/etc |
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I am about to go on a meeting in 30 minutes for a job for my wife's boss. She picked her sister in law as a the copyrighter for the job and it's been a nightmare. My part of the job is complete but the copyrighter who is not a copyrighter but a silly wanna-be business person has got me in a snag. I need the job/money...it's my wife's boss and she using her sister.
When it doubt. If the job doesn't look like it will work out, doesn't feel like it will work out...it's probably not going to work out.
*sigh*
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rookie
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yeah, that sucks. it gets tough when you start adding more people to the mix, especially when those people aren't up to the task of getting things done correctly or on time. i feel for ya man! working for a family member or friend is a good way to get started, but sometimes it can be a disaster as well 
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