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Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by whatwoulddadsay on Monday May 26, 2008 @02:13PM (#200352)
This was at a family reunion, maybe he was kidding about the free beef, but it sure didn't seem that way at the time. He is working himself to the bone. And, I am not trying to land any gig. GLH
Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by menloparkbum on Monday May 26, 2008 @07:36PM (#200528)
I apologize if it was legit. This is a hard position to fill. Mostly because farming is more of a lifestyle than a "job." It is going to be hard to find someone interested who didn't grow up in the culture, even if the pay and perks seem good.
Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by whatwoulddadsay on Monday May 26, 2008 @02:18PM (#200356)
Just read this over again, and want to make sure you realize it is not a free home to KEEP, just one to live in while you are working there. It was not my intention to get into any debates, but I found it interesting because my day job has to do with the employment industry and I was feeling frustrated with how hard it is for people to find great jobs. This just hit me at the right time, and I thought you would like to read about it, is all.
Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by Tichy on Monday May 26, 2008 @04:16PM (#200419)
"He is working himself to the bone."

Why is he doing that?

Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by jrockway on Monday May 26, 2008 @05:11PM (#200450)
Why do people do anything? This isn't uncommon, though; plenty of people here work themselves to the bone on their software projects. When you own your own business, you get ahead by working.
Re:Would You Want This Job? Hard work, middle of Kansas by Tichy on Tuesday May 27, 2008 @03:07AM (#200753)
It makes him sound like some kind of hero, though. Maybe he is, but in general, I think ruining one's health through working too much is not a good idea.