Offering A Job

[Hans Lankari]

Sorry if this hits the wrong forum but trying anyway:

I need a "jack-of-all-trades" for a permanent employment in my company in Jomtien:

A 25-45 y.o. thai man who can make small repairments, basic construction works, etc. No special skills required; just a trustworthy and hard-working healthy man who botheres to show up every morning.

Wives' brothers and other miracle men of the jungles; wake them up!

You can PM or call me (I do speak also thai so the "jack" can call me himself): 06 99 100 13.

[Simbo]

Sorry if this hits the wrong forum but trying anyway:

I need a "jack-of-all-trades" for a permanent employment in my company in Jomtien:

A 25-45 y.o. thai man who can make small repairments, basic construction works, etc. No special skills required; just a trustworthy and hard-working healthy man who botheres to show up every morning.

Wives' brothers and other miracle men of the jungles; wake them up!

You can PM or call me (I do speak also thai so the "jack" can call me himself): 06 99 100 13.

I took on a handy man once. He was useless. When I asked, why he thought he was handy, he replied, he was, he only lived around the corner.

[thomas3940]

Handy man good luck more like getting a Mr. 1/2 fix it

[Hans Lankari]

I am actually replacing a decent and honest "Jack" working for me for several months, due to his return to the Isaan for marriage and family-life. (No, it was NOT an excuse since I know his family and the wedding will REALLY take place rahter than me being bad employer. I know that I am a good employer and working for me IS an easy job.)

Now, I am not looking for very skilled engineer or smthng; just a normal "wife's brother" who is at least a bit honest, not too much for drinking, and ready to work for his bahts. The work I offer is very simple things and does not require so much professionality; painting, small repairments, moving furniture, etc. Anyone with a head, 2 hands and 2 legs can do it.

All special-skill-requiring works I always offer to specialists; e.g. electrician to do his work, plumber for those things, etc. (MUCH cheaper and easier for me to ask an electrician to move the breaker-cabin place than to pay the Jack's hospitalization for 3 weeks and THEN get an electrician to repair the exploded wiring...:-)

So, don't forget guys: This offer is valid now and also in the future. I have, and will have, several of these kind of Jacks working for me continously.

[CGW]

I had the perfect "Jack" working for me for about a year, now he has twenty employees and is building houses!

Sign of the times I'm afraid, all the "Jacks" are trying to make their Megabucks!

Good Luck