[snip] > They structured the position as 3/4 time, not because there is only > enough > work for part time but because they *know* that as the proverbial > "tuner from > the university", you will have substantial demand for your services > from the > community at large for which you won't even have to pay for > advertising. > They know that when you leave at 3 PM every day, you have the > opportunity to > go out and make some real money and expect you to do so. Wow! I sure wish I could operate like this. Granted the demand for my services outside of the University exceeds the time I have available to provide them, I don't think my super would look kindly upon my daily early departure so I can go make the Big Bucks. > They consider that they are doing you a favor and you working for half > price > for them is the price you pay for being set up in such a lucrative > market. The favor being that they're responsible for getting you all of those references? What happens when the piano faculty decides they don't like you or your work? Do they offer severence pay or do they continue to provide the outside work? Hmm. Quandary. Lurkin' Ron Torrella, RPT
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