If international travel is high on your list of job satisfaction goals, you can achieve it. You may need to do extra work or take a bit of a salary cut to get it, but you can do it.
What do you mean this doesnt rise to that level...???
If I dont get at least 1000kbps on my 'nix torrents, Ill have a stroke, a heart attack and a severe case of obsoletism...
So are telecommunications channels not Infrastructure?
Its a 'good' or a 'service' which ever way you look at it, so should still be subject to sales tax.
Even well into their maturity, they still have bugs which MS loves refering to as 'Features' or 'By Design'
I think the whole windows lineage is still in its Beta stage.
So how many shareholders are there?
Assuming there are less than 10, it is most probablly run as a partnership company, and it would be worth investigating the books before commiting yourself to 5 years. if they have a steady cashflow, and 10% appears to be a good dividend, then go for it, if not, do not.
To get the best answer, I would advise consulting with an accountant and assessing your '5 year plan' and look to see whether it will be viable/acceptable for you.
Most importantly, do you enjoy your job and your staff? That is paramount in my books.
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If international travel is high on your list of job satisfaction goals, you can achieve it. You may need to do extra work or take a bit of a salary cut to get it, but you can do it.
By getting a job as a stewardess
What do you mean this doesnt rise to that level...??? If I dont get at least 1000kbps on my 'nix torrents, Ill have a stroke, a heart attack and a severe case of obsoletism...
So are telecommunications channels not Infrastructure? Its a 'good' or a 'service' which ever way you look at it, so should still be subject to sales tax.
Even well into their maturity, they still have bugs which MS loves refering to as 'Features' or 'By Design' I think the whole windows lineage is still in its Beta stage.
I bet recovering data off an atom could prove...... Difficult. :s
So how many shareholders are there? Assuming there are less than 10, it is most probablly run as a partnership company, and it would be worth investigating the books before commiting yourself to 5 years. if they have a steady cashflow, and 10% appears to be a good dividend, then go for it, if not, do not. To get the best answer, I would advise consulting with an accountant and assessing your '5 year plan' and look to see whether it will be viable/acceptable for you. Most importantly, do you enjoy your job and your staff? That is paramount in my books.
Crosshair would be good, you could even bundle that with the friend/foe targeting system and add a little bullet time for good measure.