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hobie16 wrote:Then, there's these guys...

So what do they do for a living?

Or...

Do they say anything at the job interview?

leftcoaster wrote:

hobie16 wrote:Then, there's these guys...

So what do they do for a living?

Or...

Do they say anything at the job interview?

Do they even get a job interview?...

BRWombat wrote:

leftcoaster wrote:

hobie16 wrote:Then, there's these guys...

So what do they do for a living?

Or...

Do they say anything at the job interview?

Do they even get a job interview?...

They're all making a statement. And, that statement is, "I will never work for a Fortune 1000 company. Ever, ever,ever."

Do they say anything at the job interview?[/quote]
Do they even get a job interview?...[/quote]
They're all making a statement. And, that statement is, "I will never work for a Fortune 1000 company. Ever, ever,ever."[/quote]

Well if they send in a resume and seem to be qualified, they might get called for an interview. Once they get to the interview (assuming they do), the HR rep will more than likely go through the interview process. That way, when they are not selected, there are no potential lawsuits (right Wombat?)

IF the position requires ANY form of face to face customer interaction, I doubt they would be hired.

I wonder if Walt would hire any of them?

I think the last one is just face paint, not a tattoo. Most likely they aren't getting many jobs unless they work in a tattoo parlor or the like.

I read a study concerning perceptions of people with tattoos. The majority of those interviewed stated that they did not trust people with tattoos. The interesting part was that people with tattoos did not trust other people with tattoos.

hobie16 wrote:I read a study concerning perceptions of people with tattoos. The majority of those interviewed stated that they did not trust people with tattoos. The interesting part was that people with tattoos did not trust other people with tattoos.

Interesting. Was the study done by people with tattoos? And if so, can we trust it?

BRWombat wrote:

hobie16 wrote:I read a study concerning perceptions of people with tattoos. The majority of those interviewed stated that they did not trust people with tattoos. The interesting part was that people with tattoos did not trust other people with tattoos.

Interesting. Was the study done by people with tattoos? And if so, can we trust it?

The study was probably done by a consultant which means it can't be trusted as consultants are the guys who will steal your watch and then charge you when you ask what time it is.