/biz/ - Business & Finance

College guy here. I recently had a project where a few Classmates and I had to work as a team. At the end of the assignment, we were given forms to evaluate each other.

This got me thinking. If all of us rated each other highly, then we would all succeed so long as our project worked.

If this is true for essentially any successful project, why do people give negative evaluations of their peers? They have nothing to gain in doing so in an academic environment.

So I ask you /biz/, "Has there ever been a time where giving negative feedback on a coworker after a successful project had directly helped your career?"

Also is it a wise idea to do so?

>>936340
I assure you there are no referral links in my guide.

There are a few ways on

WWW.needyneetguide.biz

>>843876
There are so many threads on /biz/ about this now, but I suppose I'll throw you a bone.

Www.Needyneetguide.biz

>>838771
Khan academy has an introductory course on SQL. I believe Stanford also has free online offerings of their introduction to database courses. MIT's open courseware might have something as well.

>>819801
Is the link really that off putting? I just wanted to make it easier to memorize where the guide is located.

>>814177
That's pretty much what I'm worrying about. I have been trying to find clients that need my services, but the issue is that pretty much the only way I can do this is by using the yellow pages or just driving around town looking for new businesses.

I go to trade shows and pitch my services at local marketplace venues to clients who have a unique product, but nobody ever calls me back after I pitch. The majority of these people are good at what they do. All they need is a platform to get their products some web exposure.

Maybe it's my pricing model. I charge a $60 day rate for my services. I determine the amount of time required reasonably to complete their site and startup their micro-data ground work for seo. That's my quote and I stick to it.

There has to be another way of generating sales leads.

Why do we explore the air?

>>799346
I tried anon. I tried to purge them all. They never leave though, and thus all of my efforts were in vein.

>>799638
>tfw my guide is essentially a sticky on r9ks neet threads.

>>799651
It's a thankless job anon, but I guess someone has to do it.

>>789522
http://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT

Why do we explore the air?

>>785413
>2015
>Calling people ducks on the internet.

Why do we explore the air?

>>783427
http://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT

Why do we explore the air?

Web dev here.

I'm just starting up. LLC application is in the mail. Agent mailbox is set up. Articles of operation are drafted. I'm designing the website this week using bootstrap. $300 initial investment enough to last a month.

Having my little sister design the company logo. Just got her first tablet.

>>774843
Will use this guy is a genius.

>>774852
I'm good for web design, hosting and social media monitoring.

I'm just wondering what I should charge monthly. I'm just starting out with this and I don't know what everything should cost for an unestablished company.

>>765204
Check the employment section.

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Why do we explore the air?

>>745567
I think the guy in the video is doing it wrong to start with.

He should just be using acid for the first step. Mixing in the hydrogen peroxide doesn't really help.

Ultimately his finished product isn't pure either but rather gold mixed with junk metals. Making chemically pure gold requires a dissolution/precipitation process involving aqua regia which is a mixture he never uses in his process.

>>726350
http://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT

Why do we explore the air?

>>722637
Nope, its because it isn't there.

>>702254
http://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT

>>688183
Do you have any advice to add to the needy NEET guide?

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Hello again, we have this thread every week

>>684977
I've never worked for lionsbridge, but if their practices are at all like Leapforce's then these people who left bad reviews couldn't meet the criteria of the job and were terminated quickly.

The wages data I got from a previous employee.