Figured I'd try it out for January since I had some slow time. Paid $399 for the whole month with the sales navigator add on. Messaged like 30 people in Houston tech companies, got 2 replies, both said they weren't hiring or looking. Ended up getting more work from a Facebook group I didn't even pay for. Anyone else get burned on that or did I just use it wrong?
Hired a guy off Craigslist to run fiber between two buildings near Minute Maid Park. He said he knew what he was doing but my data link kept dropping after 3 days. Turns out he used cheap fusion sleeves and didn't clean the ends right. I had to pay a real contractor $200 more to redo the whole run. Has anyone else had luck finding reliable low voltage guys in the loop?
I stopped by The Rustic in the Heights last Thursday for their weekly networking event. I walked in at 6:30 and there were like 80 people crammed into one small corner near the bar. Nobody could hear each other over the live music and I ended up shouting my elevator pitch at a guy selling insurance for 10 minutes. The whole thing felt like a loud party instead of a place to make real business connections. Has anyone else tried that event and found a better spot inside to actually talk?
Got rear-ended pretty badly a few weeks ago in Houston and looking to hire a lawyer. I keep seeing ads for Thomas J. Henry, but a friend also mentioned The Super Lawyer. Does anyone have experience with either of these? Trying to figure out who would actually fight for a decent settlement.