RE: Re: On Getting Per Diem

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

I suspect that what is more common is that someone 
with a real language issue has been coached to read
job descriptions and such to prospective candidates
from a script and mark down answers on a checklist 
and anytime the discussion veers off into an area 
they haven't been trained for they're really lost.

Gene Kim-Eng



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On 11/3/2006 9:24 PM Richard Lewis wrote:
That is correct Al.  At times I really feel, please forgive my cynicism, that some agency people purposefully fake language problems to derail  intelligent discussion of per diem.  Is such common?

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