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Pammy Mar 3rd 2010 2:50 am

Re: Starting a company
 

Originally Posted by R I C H (Post 8387449)
Befitting? And what in his eyes does befit a masters degree? It's a piece of paper that indicates a level of education, not a restriction of how you should live your life.

I shoveled horse shit for 4 years after first moving here. If your OH's going to get picky about the perception of whether your education measures up to your career, I'd leave him to be the sole wage earner.

Nice, I shovelled dog shit for my first....wait I still am only I am working for myself now...sole prop is the way to go, you can claim more:thumbsup:

Caitilin Mar 3rd 2010 3:47 am

Re: Starting a company
 

Originally Posted by Piff Poff (Post 8388712)
Do you have to be 'Bonded' to do a cleaning business? I don't know, I just remember the girl I worked with getting police check and a bond thingy.

I don't know, but I imagine references and a police check would be handy as hey, you're a stranger in their house. I can see people asking for this? Sorry, I'm into soapmaking -a whole different kettle of fish

Caitilin Mar 3rd 2010 3:49 am

Re: Starting a company
 
Let us know how it goes?

BTW, as to the MSC thing...I have an MSc. Artificial Intelligence. You'll notice the home business is making soap? Yeah, not really connected.

Befitting is a matter of opinion. I find it behooves me to be able to pay my bills.

Lorrden Mar 3rd 2010 4:56 am

Re: Starting a company
 

Originally Posted by calgarylady (Post 8388897)
guys, thank you so much for your replies and encoraging words. Infact, I have decided to go for it will keep you guys posted on developments

I have no formal qualifications but lots of experience!

Almost Canadian Mar 3rd 2010 5:12 am

Re: Starting a company
 

Originally Posted by Caitilin (Post 8390754)
I don't know, but I imagine references and a police check would be handy as hey, you're a stranger in their house.

In Calgary, the owners would speak to my wife on the phone and then tell her where the key to the property would be. Frequently, she was given access to their home on the basis of a phone call only. The flyers she put out gave her cell number, no address.

It constantly amazed us:eek:


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