Crosses the whole city for 15 €
By alberello
@alberello (4752)
Italy
March 25, 2013 10:21am CST
In the absence of work, we have to get used to the little that is offered to us. My case this afternoon I had to go through all my cities to work on the problematic computer of a person who, among other things I do not know fully. At the moment that I am writing this message, I am on the bus that is taking me to my destination. The distance to be covered is about 20 km. However, the work that I will have to be done at home with this new customer, should be very simple. In fact it is just having to connect a printer to her laptop. At the end if the work will be done properly I will be paid as usual in my rate which is equal to 15 euro for hour. I hope for all ok. In all the ways I say: that stress!
5 responses
@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
26 Mar 13
So you traveled across the whole city to see a customer to connect her printer to her laptop. You seem to have found it stressful to travel all that far. I hope that you got 15 euros for that job. In the absence of work you have to get some customers however far away they live. I took my laptop to a shop to be repaired. I also have a computer specialist man that can come out.
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
27 Mar 13
Well, my work is successful, so I could pocket the € 15, mostly a pleasure once again, having made it!
@yume11 (183)
• Romania
26 Mar 13
If you'd have many clients everyday with simple problems like your new customer... I think your work will be like a pleasure... I mean, lots of people are doing harder work for a few euros and you make them easier, I think :). Don't think at the 20km ast a stress thing, think at it as a pleasure driving, listen to your favorite music, think about nice things... Don't mind the traffic! ^^ Good luck and Ihope you'll have more clients soon! ^^
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
27 Mar 13
Thanks for the good luck to get new customers. However, the day I spent well.
@rog0322 (2829)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
26 Mar 13
Hi,
Traveling 20 km to work can be a lot of stress if done daily. However you only spend an hour or two on your workplace so why not spend the extra time going around the city to relax? I do that every time I can go around which is not that often now that I have a regular office job nearby my house. To travel for work is a hassle but throwing in the time to roam about seeing the beautiful places can make it more relaxing and rewarding.
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
27 Mar 13
Yes, indeed, move about the city sometimes helps to relax and distract you. In fact I agree.
@Ghajini (776)
• Philippines
25 Mar 13
Hello, you're really fortunate that you have fun but a bit stressful job. I personally love do some basic to mid-level pc/laptop troubleshooting. However, I don't get paid since my customers are usually relatives :). On the other hand, if ever I do try asking to get paid by my customers, I won't still be earning an amount near 15 euros, since if I am not mistaken, here in my country some certified or part-time computer technician don't get paid hourly but rather per transaction (like pc-reformatting, virus removal, installing certain programs etc.). 15 euros is really big here in my country. Anyway, have a nice day.
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
26 Mar 13
Well, I do not have any relatives (except my aunt, from which I do not make sure pay) that have computers.
But mine is not a real job. There are months that I can do a lot of consultancy (this however rarely), while other months are "dry".
@alberello (4752)
• Italy
26 Mar 13
Well, I have a few customers, my consultancy are very few during the month. However, better than nothing ...!
