Advice!!!!!

hey julian, if this doesn't work out would you be interested in doing an internship with me?

once a week you can assist me by cutting my lawn and trimming the hedges around my house. you provide the lawnmower, shears, and any other gardening equipment. for the type of the quality i'm looking for, please see the latest edition of home and garden magazine.

the internship lasts for three consecutive months. at the end of the three months, i may hire you as my personal gardener. although it is unpaid, you will gain valuable outdoor experience.

p.s. i'm also interested in buying your lawnmower.
 
ugafan said:
hey julian, if this doesn't work out would you be interested in doing an internship with me?

once a week you can assist me by cutting my lawn and trimming the hedges around my house. you provide the lawnmower, shears, and any other gardening equipment. for the type of the quality i'm looking for, please see the latest edition of home and garden magazine.

the internship lasts for three consecutive months. at the end of the three months, i may hire you as my personal gardener. although it is unpaid, you will gain valuable outdoor experience.

p.s. i'm also interested in buying your lawnmower.

Will you agree to purchase the gas? If so, DEAL!
 
Thanks ugafan ;o} When in doubt, Mr. T knows best!

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JulianBenavidez said:
No doubt. How's this sound for an email to this guy:

I appreciate your interest, but due to certain circumstances I am no longer available for this "internship."

Sincerely,
Julian

Tell him you got a paying gig. I'll paypal you five bucks not to do it.
 
That's not an internship - and internship should always be "on the books". If he wants to hire you to work for him, then work for him but if he's asking you just to work - unsupervised (which is not how an 'intern' works) then he's a waste of your time.
 
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