>>Hi Jols
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>>while not condoning Marcias statement I would say that it does reflect a difference in attitude between the self employed and employed people. A self employed person could spend as much time as they like here they just wouldn't get much billable work done.
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>>On the other hand its for an employer to judge wether someone is doing their job and behaving honestly and to throw that sort of accusation in a public forum is a really bad idea. I can think of a few people I know who would be ringing their lawyer.
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>Nicholas,
>We don't sell cabbage, we sell our brains and knowledge.
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>Some days I couldn't wrote a thing, just don't feel that it will be the best I could.
>Some days I could write everything somebody could ask.
>What I'am supposed to do in these days?
>To stay at the office and explore the inner of my nose?
>What do you thing is better for the employer? Force me to write a code when I am sure that this code will be worthless or leave me one day just to be away from the problem and to wrote everything on next day.
>I could wrote a code no matter what is my condition. If I should wrote a 500-1000 lines of code per day I could, but are you sure that this will be the best?
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>Naomi here helps to others (also citizens of the USA). That way they become smarter and their salaries increased. That way they pay more tax -> so Naomi helps the government to be wealthy :-))))))
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>I mean no offense in that answer, I am really sorry if it sounds like this. Just wanted to share my opinion.

I'm fine with that and agree Boris. I was just pointing out a bit where Marcia might be coming from.