Helpful Tips for Job Hunting

Dec 01, 2004 08:40

1. Repeatedly claim that the interviewer owes you a favor from 'that one time' he or she was fall down drunk ( Read more... )

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thanks for all the help NOW Brad. ebstealthdubbin December 1 2004, 17:20:14 UTC
I was told by Bowling Green's career placement services that my Hell's Angels allegiance coupled with my extensive Star Trek: The Next Generation-inspired wardrobe and penchant for Candyland made me the ideal canditate in my field. Should I have not worn my lucky "Jean-Luc, hoist my Picard" T-shirt to the last interview?

Gosh, and I won't be able to buy any bananas or pull the ol' sock trick because I just offloaded my nickels and dimes at CoinStar.

Back to the drawing board I guess.

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Re: thanks for all the help NOW Brad. skoozdag December 3 2004, 00:43:54 UTC
Maybe a 9 to 5 job isn't for you. Another way to go is inventing something that doesn't require you to do any work.

CoinStar is a good example. In fact, if you have any spare time, just go and stand in front of the CoinStar machine with a paper sign around your neck that says 'CoinStar' and take people's change.

When they ask for their money, put the change in a sock and hit them over the head with it! Ok, that's it. I can't give away anymore milion dollar tips like this.

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majijah December 2 2004, 21:43:13 UTC
Any bonus points if you add on that you successfully made a drinking game out of the game LIFE?

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skoozdag December 3 2004, 00:39:01 UTC
The game of drinking LIFE is so much like a job that if someone included it on an application, I doubt the employer would think that they could handle an extra work load.

I wouldn't shy away from your Trivial Pursuit knowledge though. In fact, I would fasion a necklace made out of those different colored pies and wear it to the interview.

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wow majijah December 3 2004, 02:13:09 UTC
That WOULD be cool.
They'd be like badges of honor or something.

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