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Varius 11-13-2004 03:11 PM

One year of work at an internet company is worth 5 years experience
 
I certainly believe this to be so (although I guess can depend on the company), what about you ???

BradM 11-13-2004 03:13 PM

Depends on the job you're doing too.

Varius 11-13-2004 03:16 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
Depends on the job you're doing too.
Company mascot
Customer / Affiliate Support
Junior Programmer
Senior Programmer
Project Manager
CTO
Marketing
Sales
Sysadmin
Business Development
Director of Operations

Guess I've had a lot of titles at this company :1orglaugh

Thrawn$ 11-13-2004 03:18 PM

depend of the person

an asshole still an asshole 4L

Meloman 11-13-2004 03:27 PM

I've always kinda wondered what I'd be worth to a mainstream company. Like if I ever got out of adult for some reason and needed a "real" job then what would I get paid.

I droped out of college when this biz took off for me 6 years ago so I don't have a degree. So I really don't know what I'd be qualified to do :1orglaugh

I mean how would the interview go:

"Ya I made tons of money in adult internet. I was good at getting traffic and selling it to sponsors."

I doubt that phrase translates to a 6 figure salary, lol

Hopefully I'm here for good :thumbsup

Jakke PNG 11-13-2004 03:28 PM

Even at school I felt like Dilbert, and I bet work would drive me nuts (especially since I've tasted freedom.:1orglaugh )

Varius 11-13-2004 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Meloman
I've always kinda wondered what I'd be worth to a mainstream company. Like if I ever got out of adult for some reason and needed a "real" job then what would I get paid.

I droped out of college when this biz took off for me 6 years ago so I don't have a degree. So I really don't know what I'd be qualified to do :1orglaugh

I mean how would the interview go:

"Ya I made tons of money in adult internet. I was good at getting traffic and selling it to sponsors."

I doubt that phrase translates to a 6 figure salary, lol

Hopefully I'm here for good :thumbsup

I have no degree either....but any company that requires one, I would likely label as 'traditional' and not want to be a part of anyways :2 cents:

I've also seen, in the process of hiring many people, that someone with some experience is a LOT more valuale than someone out fo school with a degree but no experience.

The other thing is, school is always behind. Example, if a new programming language comes out, it will be many years before schools ever include it in their curriculum....so you will get someone with basic programming theory but no practical knowledge :(

Tricksy 11-13-2004 04:01 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
Depends on the job you're doing too.
yep!

WarChild 11-13-2004 04:20 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Varius
I have no degree either....but any company that requires one, I would likely label as 'traditional' and not want to be a part of anyways :2 cents:

I've also seen, in the process of hiring many people, that someone with some experience is a LOT more valuale than someone out fo school with a degree but no experience.

The other thing is, school is always behind. Example, if a new programming language comes out, it will be many years before schools ever include it in their curriculum....so you will get someone with basic programming theory but no practical knowledge :(

Sure except of course somebody with a degree and experience is even better.

What you learn in University is how to learn. Finishing a degree shows an employer you can commit yourself and you're able to learn and then perform tasks as instructed.

BradM 11-13-2004 04:22 PM

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Originally posted by WarChild
Sure except of course somebody with a degree and experience is even better.

What you learn in University is how to learn. Finishing a degree shows an employer you can commit yourself and you're able to learn and then perform tasks as instructed.

That's very true.

Doctor Dre 11-13-2004 04:56 PM

It depends man ... of what you do and waht kind of responsabilities you got

NinjaSteve 11-13-2004 10:22 PM

1 year of selling yourself for sex makes you a whore. Well, that's what I um, heard anyway.

KRL 11-13-2004 10:23 PM

Work 1 year in a telemarketing room and you will be able to sell anything for the rest of your life.

:thumbsup

SmutGiant 11-13-2004 10:51 PM

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Originally posted by KRL
Work 1 year in a telemarketing room and you will be able to sell anything for the rest of your life.

:thumbsup

Can you get the same type of experience at a collection agency?

JSA Matt 11-13-2004 10:52 PM

5 years experience = 5 years experience, slacker. :2 cents:

Steen2 11-13-2004 10:55 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Varius
Company mascot
I fee $2,000 to do one pose for your company and you can use my temple of a body for a mascot:)

Meloman 11-13-2004 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by KRL
Work 1 year in a telemarketing room and you will be able to sell anything for the rest of your life.

:thumbsup

It's funny that you say that. My very first job was being a telemarketer back when I was 16. I kept that job for about 2 years. I was one of there top employees practically over night. It really does give you GREAT people/social/sales skills.

I've always had great communication skills though so the job came naturally to me.

I can honestly say that the reason I'm still here in adult is because of my networking/social skills.

Hmmm, I guess now that I think about it... if I ever leave this business then a high end sales job would be perfect for me.

pussyluver 11-14-2004 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by SmutGiant
Can you get the same type of experience at a collection agency?
No!

Those people suck. Had one has a consulting client and couldn't believe the nasty shit they pull. They all had real attitudes! I'd skip it. My :2 cents:

pussyluver 11-14-2004 12:05 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by pussyluver
No!

Those people suck. Had one has a consulting client and couldn't believe the nasty shit they pull. They all had real attitudes! I'd skip it. My :2 cents:

Plus that collection agency didn't pay their last invoice. Figures.

Wasn't enough to go to court.

Warden 11-14-2004 12:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Meloman
I've always kinda wondered what I'd be worth to a mainstream company. Like if I ever got out of adult for some reason and needed a "real" job then what would I get paid.

I droped out of college when this biz took off for me 6 years ago so I don't have a degree. So I really don't know what I'd be qualified to do :1orglaugh

I mean how would the interview go:

"Ya I made tons of money in adult internet. I was good at getting traffic and selling it to sponsors."

I doubt that phrase translates to a 6 figure salary, lol

Hopefully I'm here for good :thumbsup

I have made that transistion. It's hard to find a company that will even look at you once they know you have been in adult. When I finally found one, I had to spend a lot of time with legal to help "clean up" my history.

Goatse 11-15-2004 06:30 AM

I view experience as entirely overrated. Some people are competent, creative and intelligent; others are not. If you're mediocre at something for decades, are you really worth more than an inexperienced person?

webmaster x 11-15-2004 06:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
Depends on the job you're doing too.
I agree.


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