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> Companies seem all too willing to send work to India, China, etc., but won't
> consider hiring a writer who lives a 2 or 3 hour drive away ... Go figure.
>
> John G
>
> (Who lives less than 3 hours from most VT, CT, NH, and MA metropolitan
> areas)
Same here. Where you're north, I'm west. We're close enough that a
trip in for face to face is easily possible, reducing the # of
unsuccessful planning meetings because a remote key player is having
phone/web issues.
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