Do you agree with answers on business opportunities/work at home links on career questions?
I’ve noticed on many questions, it seems as if certain people cannot resist providing a work at home or business opportunity that appears suspicious, especially on questions that have nothing to do with looking for a work at home or internet opportunity. Especially on questions relating to interviews, etc, where those answers have nothing to do with looking for those types of opportunities.
How do you feel about answers like that?
If you could, respond to them directly, what would you say?
LOL, I see that as of right now, 2 of the answers are proving my point that they do not actually read the additional details.
I think these are people who might get paid for each hit they get from providing these ads. I consider them advertisements. I don’t think they actually read the questions instead they just paste it on each and every question.
They really have no place on an interview question, but can not be reported because they are giving the individual another direction for employment prospects.
I have nothing really to say to them, they wouldn’t read it anyway. It’s an on going problem with answers that I see. Free advertising. Good point though, I thought I was alone in thinking they are out of place.
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