Sep 11, 2020·1 replyI believe I get most of my jobs because the interviewer just likes my personality... cause my interview skills are trash.
Sep 11, 2020·1 reply
yayaySodaThis is how you become a man op. I've lied my way into every job i've ever had. I've been a cook at 3 restaurants and i actually hate cooking. I had no clue what i was doing. I lasted 6 months at one job and most of the time i just walked around and hit on the waitresses. But I'll be damned if i wasn't the best pizza maker in that whole city by the time i left. How do i do it you ask? I'm just that damn good. You can do this op, i believe in you
i agree. I’m going to stick with it. Can’t be quitting jobs in this time - Sep 11, 2020Big Papi Nizzy i agree. I’m going to stick with it. Can’t be quitting jobs in this time
Hell naw. If you gotta survive then you'll adapt. I could take a job as a rocket scientist tomorrow and if I gotta eat then ima be building rockets
Sep 11, 2020·1 replyJust keep it cool G. You will keep failing upwards 😎
Sep 11, 2020JaeRellI believe I get most of my jobs because the interviewer just likes my personality... cause my interview skills are trash.
Same
Sep 11, 2020·1 reply
RXHalfDeadCalibanBro ive been a teacher for 3 days and. . . s***.
All i do is bullshit with the kids. Only thing allowing me to do this is i teach all electives.
Haven't finished my classes for certifications. Haven't taken my tests. Barely know what im doing at all.
P.S. :
Just learned how to take attendance a day ago.
HS?
Sep 11, 2020·1 replyyayaySodaThis is how you become a man op. I've lied my way into every job i've ever had. I've been a cook at 3 restaurants and i actually hate cooking. I had no clue what i was doing. I lasted 6 months at one job and most of the time i just walked around and hit on the waitresses. But I'll be damned if i wasn't the best pizza maker in that whole city by the time i left. How do i do it you ask? I'm just that damn good. You can do this op, i believe in you
One lesson I learned from a friend in an executive role: never tell anyone you can't do a job. You don't have to lie about your experience level, just don't volunteer anything unless you're asked. It's better to learn on the job and improve yourself than do something and easy and boring anyway.
Sep 11, 2020yayaySodaThis is how you become a man op. I've lied my way into every job i've ever had. I've been a cook at 3 restaurants and i actually hate cooking. I had no clue what i was doing. I lasted 6 months at one job and most of the time i just walked around and hit on the waitresses. But I'll be damned if i wasn't the best pizza maker in that whole city by the time i left. How do i do it you ask? I'm just that damn good. You can do this op, i believe in you
Sep 11, 2020·edited·1 replyi (along with everyone else in my team) started a new position in IT at a huge vehicle insurance company about a month ago
we provide support for every employee nationwide. it's a gigantic f***ing mess. you never feel like you're doing your job right. and somehow my boss comes in and says we're the 2nd best team in the country by the numbers (out of like 50 different teams that are internal), and i don't even know how
- Sep 11, 2020Noir
One lesson I learned from a friend in an executive role: never tell anyone you can't do a job. You don't have to lie about your experience level, just don't volunteer anything unless you're asked. It's better to learn on the job and improve yourself than do something and easy and boring anyway.
Exactly bro. Places will hire you even if you tell them straight up "i have no clue how to do this" which is basically every job i've ever had
Sep 11, 2020Nah I work at Target, s*** is mindlessly easy
Sep 11, 2020·editedYeah I'm 20 years old with no formal education and I run a restaurant. Most stressful thing I've ever done
Sep 11, 2020Every job I've worked at for an extended period of time I got hired on the spot. Charismatic asf and that's honestly all they want. The hard skills can be taught, personality and determination cannot.
Sep 11, 2020I’ve only experienced the other way around, even at the real office jobs I’ve had.
Sep 11, 2020·1 replyRXHalfDeadCalibanHopefully you'll do fine. I promise I'm just winging it everyday.
I teach robotics and engineering.
Imagine lying your way into teaching such difficult fields
I need to know how you teach them, like what do you even discuss with them during a class? - Sep 11, 2020
You are killing people
Sep 11, 2020Imagine going to a restaurant and the only cook that day doesn’t actually like cooking at all and had no idea what they were doing
- Sep 12, 2020·1 replyANIME
HS?
Yeah. If you're one of my kids don't snitch.
- Sep 12, 2020Chubby Gambino
Imagine lying your way into teaching such difficult fields
I need to know how you teach them, like what do you even discuss with them during a class? Just an introduction to jobs and fields they could partake in.
Daily events.
Current topics in the engineering world.... YouTube videos.
- Sep 12, 2020·1 replyRXHalfDeadCaliban
Yeah. If you're one of my kids don't snitch.
Does it look bad for you if all your students have A’s? Like, would that show that your coursework is too easy?
Sep 12, 2020Op talkin bout how he isn’t qualified enough to be the HR guy and yet he feels qualified enough to speak on COVID deaths being due to negligence
Stop spreading this bs op and stick to what you actually know
- Sep 12, 2020Big Papi Nizzy
It’s true. It’s less expensive for a hospital to say their patient died of COVID than negligence. That’s how hospitals lose funding leading to layoffs.
Dog you don’t know what tf you’re talking about, just stop
- Sep 12, 2020RXHalfDeadCaliban
Hopefully you'll do fine. I promise I'm just winging it everyday.
I teach robotics and engineering.
my nigga ..
- Sep 12, 2020Pusha P
Just keep it cool G. You will keep failing upwards 😎
