The Burn-Out: SMASHING Ivolt. The choice of champions.

[Slacker Magician]

Yeah, as soon the bullshit began I pretended I was getting a phone call, told them that I had another interview and left. I just wanted extra income, not a fucking Gestapo interrogation for a lousy job.

Good plan .

[brit]

I'd walk if I got grilled like that for a shit job.

I'm good at interviews like that.

[Inferno.]

I've never had an interview before, no doubt I'd do terrible. Only one way to improve though!

Next time I'm in town I'm going to walk around handing in CVs, I know for a fact it won't get me a job, but what the hell...

[Fer!]

6 levels left to collect intel in.

Sure the Black Ops campaign wasn't too bad, but this is like the third time I've played it now.

Fucking Khe-Sahn.

[Inferno.]

Fucking Khe-Sahn.

wat?

[Fer!]

The bullshit Vietnam part, fucking barrels.

[Slacker Magician]

I'm good at interviews like that.

Oh?

[Inferno.]

The bullshit Vietnam part, fucking barrels.

Oh, S.O.G.? That's the most annoying level on veteran, along with the stupid tank section in Rebirth. Other than that, easy game.

[Inferno.]

Only needing 1 intel out of 3 on a mission. Then you go into the mission and find out it's at the VERY END.

[Raype]

Yeah, because being competent for the job is completely irrelevant, I hate job interviews like that.

Word.

Let's discuss all the things not relevant to anything.

Milling over my college transcript. That's relevant.

Work history? Yeah, makes sense.

The hell does anything going on in my personal life have to do with things?

Job interviews these days. So silly.

What are you applying for, high end private security ?

That's the funny part. One look at my resume would show that I've got positive experience in that sort of thing. One of the first things that comes up has me within arms reach of a shitload of cheques, a lot of merchandise, and tens of thousands of dollars on a daily basis. And me with the ability to walk out the front door with this stuff if I so choose.

This job? None of that happens. And even if it does, it won't be for a while. After being hired and going through the basic motions of what amounts to basic office work I'll probably get involved in some sort of menial task. Heavy lifting, grunt work, and whatnot. Maybe some basic construction. All as part of moving towards a better job, on the job training, and/or getting me back into school depending on what direction I go in for this.

[Raype]

I've never had an interview before, no doubt I'd do terrible. Only one way to improve though!

Next time I'm in town I'm going to walk around handing in CVs, I know for a fact it won't get me a job, but what the hell...

To simulate a job interview, find a someone you completely dislike who hates you. Invite them to dinner. Now show up completely naked.

In public.

That's an interview.

Luckily for me I've had enough of these that I'm perfectly at home in the nude.

[Slacker Magician]

To simulate a job interview, find a someone you completely dislike who hates you. Invite them to dinner. Now show up completely naked.

In public.

That's an interview.

Luckily for me I've had enough of these that I'm perfectly at home in the nude.

That's the funny part. One look at my resume would show that I've got positive experience in that sort of thing. One of the first things that comes up has me within arms reach of a shitload of cheques, a lot of merchandise, and tens of thousands of dollars on a daily basis. And me with the ability to walk out the front door with this stuff if I so choose.

This job? None of that happens. And even if it does, it won't be for a while. After being hired and going through the basic motions of what amounts to basic office work I'll probably get involved in some sort of menial task. Heavy lifting, grunt work, and whatnot. Maybe some basic construction. All as part of moving towards a better job, on the job training, and/or getting me back into school depending on what direction I go in for this.

Ridiculous. I can understand intensive interviews if it's a job where the employer needs to protect their security. If it's something menial there is no need to get into personal information .

[Slacker Magician]

Wild Arms anime arrived today . It's a shame that Hastings was charging separate shipping for each item, otherwise I would have gotten way more.

[brit]

Oh?

Yeah, I don't really respond well to stupid questions. I'll answer the questions with "I don't understand the question" or "I have no idea" or "Why do you ask?"

Usually, they'll either skip the question, rephrase it, or answer it themselves.

[Slacker Magician]

Yeah, I don't really respond well to stupid questions. I'll answer the questions with "I don't understand the question" or "I have no idea" or "Why do you ask?"

Usually, they'll either skip the question, rephrase it, or answer it themselves.

It's their fault for asking the questions .