What happened to honor and professionalism?

Remember when people's word was their bond? I've attempted to hire 2 photographers from this site recently.

People who want to be photographers from this site and AGREE to a job should show up on time or NOT blow me off because something else came up!


This is the advice I got from the person who blew me off....

"I'm sure if you post something in the LPC you can get a second shooter pretty easily.   Perhaps you should make it clear the being on time is
paramount or pay will be reduced might help you not get someone lazy or
slow."


I just don't understand it....

Ron Burgis


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Permalink Reply by Shane E. on April 21, 2010 at 1:14pm
What kind of seasoning are you talking about? I'm hungry!

Also, getting a degree DOES in fact make you a professional. Ask anyone at a yogurt stand or coffee shop during lunch and they will set you straight (no matter how not straight your panty hose carrying ass might be.) :P

This is not the repeat of Yono. He was so much more chatty. And he had Jacob taking his side. Jacob is too busy with $25 headshots and derby stuff. And Ron isn't chatty enough. This is almost ... boring? We need a hooker to post and say someone in this thread stiffed her and then stiffed her. Sex scandals are so much more fiery with interest.
Permalink Reply by Salabachi Weetincroch on April 21, 2010 at 2:00pm
The Salabachi only give nine minute notice to Subway sandwich art director before quits. And the Salabachi let them haves it on Subway forums! Lets me tell you! The Salabachi know! Professionalists speak what is in their minds! Like good sandwiches artist man with camera haves to express mind constipation!
Permalink Reply by Ryan Armbrust on April 21, 2010 at 2:03pm
Hey Charles, showing up on time is one step towards professionalism.
Remember that lighting seminar you and John Adkins set up?
You know I gotta give you shit.

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