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Spunky1

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Say you were doing freelance work for something Covid related. Trying to help mankind for the greater good with your engineering expertise.
Remember all that BS when local distillers said they were going stop making booze and pump out hand sanitizer ? Say something like that.
 

Spunky1

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Tell them you were transgender and you took that time off to debate a sex change.

This way if they don't hire you, it's clear discrimination and you can sue them into bankruptcy.
That's a great idea! And show up to the job interview with the Oakville teachers tits! image.jpeg
 
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mandrill

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Say you were employed in a classified government operation in the Middle East.

Elsewhere in your resume, put "expert long range rifle marksman and explosives expert" among your skills. During the interview, when the interviewer asks if you work well with others, you just smile to yourself. Then you ask the interviewer if the company has "any problem employees that they need taken care of." Then add: "Some companies outsource for those services. But it's always better done in house."
 
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NotADcotor

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Take advantage of the "system" whenever you can, because if the roles were reversed, they would take full advantage of you.....
Pretend there is a picture here of God AKA Morgan Freeman pointing up with a caption of "He's right you know"
 
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black booty lover

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You are talking about the same people who ask for 10 years experience on a product that has only been out for 2 years.

lol!!!

It's fucking unreal how stupid and absurd some of this stuff is.

As a former big box retail manager, I used to interview kids all the time for P/T sales positions. The company had this preset of questions on paper that I had to ask. Some of these kids were 15 years old.

The questions were like "Tell me about a time when you faced adversity and how you dealt with it" and "where do you see yourself in 5-10 years from now?"

Cause we all know 15 year old's have faced so much adversity in their short life, but at the same time have the next 5-10 years mapped out. I wouldn't ask the fucking questions. My boss's would look at the sheet and say "there's nothing written down for these questions" and I would make up some crock about my pen not working or something. Eventually I didn't even make up excuses anymore. I would just outright tell them these questions had zero relevance my decision to hire a 15 year old. Half the time the kids were so nervous, that getting anything out of them could be a challenge. Don't even get me started on how stupid it was that they wanted me to get references for the kid. It's like "okay, so you want me to call the people she used to babysit for to see how she did"?


On the flip side, in my late 20's I applied for a full time position at Lowe's. Not a management position, just a full time position so it barley paid over minimum. So the HR department calls me for a pre-screen/phone interview. She rattles off the basic bull shit questions, like "how do you work in a team environment"? yada..yada..(despite my application shows I managed a big box retail store, so figure it out...lol)

Anyway, she gets to availability and says "what's your availability? I reply with, totally open except Monday nights in the summer as that's when I play baseball, and she says "unfortunately that disqualifies you for full time candidacy". I literally busted out laughing with her on the phone. I said to her "so your minimum wage job, is so demanding that Monday nights can't be worked around, and despite my experience you rather take a way less qualified candidate who may or may not get scheduled on Monday nights?" lol. I take a few more shots at her about how stupid this is cause I don't care about the job at this point, but for shits and giggles, I say "okay, I won't play baseball on Monday nights anymore" (knowing full well if I get hired, I'll demand Monday nights off a few once my baseball starts and knowing I'll get it cause it will be way to much of a pain in the ass to rehire for something so stupid)



Anyway, I eventually go in for an interview and don't hear anything back in the next weeks so I move on a get a management position at another big box retailer. About 7 or 8 months go by, I get a card in the mail that says "Lowes" on it. I open the card and it says something like "Dear so and so, we would like to thank you for your interest in Lowes but we've decided to go with a more suitable candidate at this time. Good luck in your future endeavors".

It was like "what the fuck kind of shit show are they running over there???" lol All this over a fucking full time shitty minimum wage retail job. Give your heads a fucking shake man...

I can't even imagine the the headaches and turnover they had at that time. I'm sure they smartened up and figured some shit out but holy fuck man....lol.
 
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NotADcotor

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My resume is pretty much empty. However I'd like to apply for a job at one of those gaming shops that do RPGs or a Games Workshop place, but instead of a resume, use a character sheet. If that doesn't get me the job there with the interview being a formality.... I don't know man.

I have other dreams, being the assistant manager of the packaging department of a fudge factory. Being the fudge packing ass. man. would be freaken sweet
Also working in a sex toy/porn shop. Then I could tell people I sell pornography and pornographic accessories I tell you what.

It's important to dream.


The questions were like "Tell me about a time when you faced adversity and how you dealt with it" and "where do you see yourself in 5-10 years from now?"
<thinking> Don't say doin your wife, Don't say doin your wife </thinking> "Doin your... son?"
Peter Griffin.
 
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Anyway, I eventually go in for an interview and don't hear anything back in the next weeks so I move on a get a management position at another big box retailer. About 7 or 8 months go by, I get a card in the mail that says "Lowes" on it. I open the card and it says something like "Dear so and so, we would like to thank you for your interest in Lowes but we've decided to go with a more suitable candidate at this time. Good luck in your future endeavors".
I once got an email 3 years after the fact letting me know I was not being considered for a second round interviews. To be honest I had thought my email was hacked until I spent 15 minutes going through the email chain.
 
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y2kmark

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Lie, everyone does it. You were self employed or working at Walmart trying to understand yourself or finding yourself. And you traveled for 12 months at the beginning then Walmart. Now your are recharged and ready for a booty call.
The current job market is such that pretty much all you need is the know how and a pulse...
 
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dirtyharry555

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Lol Fucking off ... I wish I could make a quick million somehow and never need a job or a resume again. Not working does feel great to be honest.
Hope for this to happen to you.

 

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I'm almost the same as the OP. Was working in automotive engineering up until about 3.5 years ago when I quit. I had enough and decided to retire and see what happens done the road. I don't think I could go back to it.
But I had looked around before I quit and had head hunters contact me. My resume was fairly solid as I had worked in automotive for more than 30 years and almost 20 years with one company. But the resume lacked the latest buzz terms, like lean initiatives and how much did I save the company in costs. I explained I did improve processes but how much in dollars, I wouldn't know. I basically was told just to make something up and submit to them for review.
if I decide to return to work I will just do the self employed route, to fill the gap. But questions HR asks about qualifications and they have no clue what they are asking about is the norm.
 

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I'm almost the same as the OP. Was working in automotive engineering up until about 3.5 years ago when I quit. I had enough and decided to retire and see what happens done the road. I don't think I could go back to it.
But I had looked around before I quit and had head hunters contact me. My resume was fairly solid as I had worked in automotive for more than 30 years and almost 20 years with one company. But the resume lacked the latest buzz terms, like lean initiatives and how much did I save the company in costs. I explained I did improve processes but how much in dollars, I wouldn't know. I basically was told just to make something up and submit to them for review.
if I decide to return to work I will just do the self employed route, to fill the gap. But questions HR asks about qualifications and they have no clue what they are asking about is the norm.
Don’t forget to add all the Six Sigma stuff!
 
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Gstep

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Lol Fucking off ... I wish I could make a quick million somehow and never need a job or a resume again. Not working does feel great to be honest.
Yeah, you and everyone.

I feel no sympathy for anyone who's had the pleasure of not working(and not needing to while still being able to live a good life) for an extended period of time. That's the dream and I want it. BTW why even go back now? Honey pot running dry?
 
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