Re: jobulator

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The only REAL difference between jobulator and the regular aesop
system is it beeps when a job is available, you don't have to keep
hitting the search button, so you can go somewhere else in the
house instead of sitting at the computer.

Keep in mind though: people with certain cell phones are putting
jobulator on their phones, so they have access to it 24/7 - even
when they are at school, the grocery store, etc. For those of us
who don't have that option, we still have to sit at home near our
computers, we just have the "luxury" of not hitting the search
button every 30 seconds. Yesterday I missed a job from a teacher
who put me on her preferred list because I was at school at 1:15,
not at home with my computer, and last night I missed another one
when I went out for a few minutes to pick up dinner!!! So even
though jobulator paid for itself the first day I got it and it
alerted me to a job opening, I'm STILL tied to my computer! And
since I live in a rural area where high speed is not available, by
the time MY computer beeps with a job often someone else has taken
it.

Not having jobulator put me at a disadvantage because the jobs
were getting taken faster, but getting it has NOT given me an edge...

On 1/16/10, thytimo wrote:
> That's the thing, once a lot of people use the program, there's
> no added advantage. Of course they get to collect $40/person.
>
> On 1/13/10, no job mae wrote:
>> Until jobulator, I subbed 3 to 4 days a week. I tried the
>> trial version and went from 15 to 20 days a month working
>> to 5 to 8 days a month. There is something wrong with
>> jobulator. Even with jobulator, I still had to sit in front
>> of my screen because jobulator did not contact me with jobs
>> as aesop did. There is something wrong with jobulator.
 

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