Overview: No go on workamp job
FLORIDA IT IS. They did not accept Mitch's terms & conditions; guess they don't like people trying to protect themselves from being taken advantage of in writing! (Note: it was not a paid job - it was a "workamping" opportunity: trading one's skills in exchange for a free site, part time. The job was for maintaining the campground's wifi system, and basically Mitch's requirements were that anyone needing IT support had to make an appt: he's not on call 24/7, he would not work Fri nite-Sat. nite, and that since this is part time, the hours would need to be worked around his paid work schedule). Although this was discussed in a phone interview and the owner had no problem with it, they backed down as soon as we asked them to agree to it in writing. All for the best I suppose.
Meanwhile, I arranged to have the rig and truck power washed before we leave and will also try to get the bedroom door and toilet fixed before then as well.
And now you know why they are still trying to fill a position that has been vacant since October!
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