-=> CHARLES ANGELICH wrote to ROY J. TELLASON <=-

 RJT> I worked temp quite a bit (when I could) before I got this
 RJT> job I have now, which started out as a temp assignment.
 RJT> They liked me. 

 CA> Temp agencies love to see that in print. It justifies their
 CA> existence and continues the folklore that they are a path to
 CA> stable employment. This is not usually true. Temp agencies
 CA> extend the time-frame that workers attempt to survive with no
 CA> fringe benefits, no retirement, and no guarantees of a job
 CA> tomorrow or the next day. Serfdom.

For the most part true but I'm another that snagged a job that lasted
7 years through a temp agency.
The trick is to be good enough at a job that requires some
intelligence while most temp jobs are mere labor.
There are now computer temp agencies and I expect prospects
there would be better.
 
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