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  • Pay an Indian to do the homework

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Hey guys,

I just looked at my holiday economics homework for the first time these holidays, but am thunderstruck by how much I was given. Each module thing contains a ~7-14 slide powerpoint which we are instructed to meticulously write out every word in our exercise books. In total, this would take a week to do, and an ability to grind which I do not possess.

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So... the average salary for an Indian is ₹ 642,421 per year or ₹ 257 per hour, which translates to AUD 11,702.50 per year or AUD 4.68 per hour. Let's say the work will take 20 hrs, then it will cost me $93.6 + $3 (to buy my guy an exercise book and a pen) = $96.6. Courier service from India to Australia takes 2-5 business days, so I can receive my work before school starts.

Doing the math the plan seems viable. Hence what do y'all think? Should I continue the great Australian tradition of outsourcing labour overseas, or just tough it up and do the work?
 
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Hey guys,

I just looked at my holiday economics homework for the first time these holidays, but am thunderstruck by how much I was given. Each module thing contains a ~7-14 slide powerpoint which we are instructed to meticulously write out every word in our exercise books. In total, this would take a week to do, and an ability to grind which I do not possess.

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So... the average salary for an Indian is ₹ 642,421 per year or ₹ 257 per hour, which translates to AUD 11,702.50 per year or AUD 4.68 per hour. Let's say the work will take 20 hrs, then it will cost me $93.6 + $3 (to buy my guy an exercise book and a pen) = $96.6. Courier service from India to Australia takes 2-5 business days, so I can receive my work before school starts.

Doing the math the plan seems viable. Hence what do y'all think? Should I continue the great Australian tradition of outsourcing labour overseas, or just tough it up and do the work?
bruh just hire him to take the hsc for you
 

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Hey guys,

I just looked at my holiday economics homework for the first time these holidays, but am thunderstruck by how much I was given. Each module thing contains a ~7-14 slide powerpoint which we are instructed to meticulously write out every word in our exercise books. In total, this would take a week to do, and an ability to grind which I do not possess.

View attachment 42205View attachment 42206

So... the average salary for an Indian is ₹ 642,421 per year or ₹ 257 per hour, which translates to AUD 11,702.50 per year or AUD 4.68 per hour. Let's say the work will take 20 hrs, then it will cost me $93.6 + $3 (to buy my guy an exercise book and a pen) = $96.6. Courier service from India to Australia takes 2-5 business days, so I can receive my work before school starts.

Doing the math the plan seems viable. Hence what do y'all think? Should I continue the great Australian tradition of outsourcing labour overseas, or just tough it up and do the work?
Why an indian in particular?
 

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This started as a shit post, but now that I've done half the first module I can confirm that I'd rather get bashed with heavy mining equipment than do this unexciting work. I've posted the job offering on Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Hyderabad Craigslist (yes I had to find a list of most populace Indian cities cuz I don't know any of them), and am curious to see what responses I'll get. Wish me luck :cool:
 

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This started as a shit post, but now that I've done half the first module I can confirm that I'd rather get bashed with heavy mining equipment than do this unexciting work. I've posted the job offering on Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Hyderabad Craigslist (yes I had to find a list of most populace Indian cities cuz I don't know any of them), and am curious to see what responses I'll get. Wish me luck :cool:
there's absolutely no way ur doing this i thought u were joking
 

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Hey guys,

I just looked at my holiday economics homework for the first time these holidays, but am thunderstruck by how much I was given. Each module thing contains a ~7-14 slide powerpoint which we are instructed to meticulously write out every word in our exercise books. In total, this would take a week to do, and an ability to grind which I do not possess.

View attachment 42205View attachment 42206

So... the average salary for an Indian is ₹ 642,421 per year or ₹ 257 per hour, which translates to AUD 11,702.50 per year or AUD 4.68 per hour. Let's say the work will take 20 hrs, then it will cost me $93.6 + $3 (to buy my guy an exercise book and a pen) = $96.6. Courier service from India to Australia takes 2-5 business days, so I can receive my work before school starts.

Doing the math the plan seems viable. Hence what do y'all think? Should I continue the great Australian tradition of outsourcing labour overseas, or just tough it up and do the work?
Just do the work or don't do it whatever
Why would you pay someone to do it just face the wrath of your teacher for free
 

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What kind of "holiday homework" is this anyway. Assigning a whole module during the holidays instead of teaching it in class??? Someone has seriously messed up here in their planning or they're lazy
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