Job Interview!

[fanninator]

So I applied at a place called R&D Industries. They repair river boats if they get holes and such in them. If i get the job, I will start as a laborer then I can try to move over to the weld shop, which is actually what I plan to do (weld) so I just wanted to share my excitment! :boobies:

[icpurplepplalot]

Get a real job.

[funkyab]

too much labor.

[pl8er]

Excellent!!

Have you had the interview? If not and need some help, I've got lots of pointers. I've done lots of interviewing.

What type of welding do you do? We always are looking for good welders at my work. When things pick up, hell what am I saying...what state do you even live in? LOL

[wasted ink]

What's welding? I know nothing of the sort.

[hemroids]

welding is to boring. service work is fun fixing broken chillers FTW. no grinding no leathers back in the truck with the AC ordering parts

[ThomasG]

Awesome man I used to weld for a production company. What type of welding?

[fanninator]

fuck...forgot to mention. not yet, i go for the interview on monday morning. its a kinda small company but it seems to me a good place, i have a friend i went to high school with who works there and actually told me to come up there and apply. as for what kinda welding i do. i dont weld right now, and iv actually never had a "welding job" ya know? im tryin to see how the metal working industry does and i am aiming to go to Tulda Welding Institute, in Jacksonville Florida.
As for where i live, i live in greenup county ky, im right where kentucky, ohio and west virginia meet.
what do yall do at your job pl8er?

oh and wasted ink, im assuming your a welder?

[wasted ink]

welding is to boring. service work is fun fixing broken chillers FTW. no grinding no leathers back in the truck with the AC ordering parts

Pussy.

Awesome man I used to weld for a production company. What type of welding?

Production is FTL in my opinion. I would go insane if I had to do the same thing all fucking day.

fuck...forgot to mention. not yet, i go for the interview on monday morning. its a kinda small company but it seems to me a good place, i have a friend i went to high school with who works there and actually told me to come up there and apply. as for what kinda welding i do. i dont weld right now, and iv actually never had a "welding job" ya know? im tryin to see how the metal working industry does and i am aiming to go to Tulda Welding Institute, in Jacksonville Florida.
As for where i live, i live in greenup county ky, im right where kentucky, ohio and west virginia meet.
what do yall do at your job pl8er?

oh and wasted ink, im assuming your a welder?

Yes. Have my associates and will have Bachelors/masters in welding engineering.

[ThomasG]

Production is FTL in my opinion. I would go insane if I had to do the same thing all fucking day.





Yea it got shitty after awhile. We welded fast as fuck too. Wire speed on full heat at 29. One welder two fitters, thousands of parts a day.

[wasted ink]

Yea it got shitty after awhile. We welded fast as fuck too. Wire speed on full heat at 29. One welder two fitters, thousands of parts a day.

Almost as bad as machining. Almost.

[fanninator]

im sure that would be neat but i could see it getting old quick. whereas the guys i hopefully will work with will be a different thing every time.

[ThomasG]

I didn't mind it for the first 3 months...

I've always been interested in underwater welding. I heard those guys make bank. But it's very dangerous.

[fanninator]

i donno man. iv got another friend who is a machinest...man he fuckin loves it. he is tryin to talk me into going to school for it but i dont think i would wana. he is cuttin tapered threads onto some pipes for some drillin riggs. i donno if i could set still and watch a machine all day.

[wasted ink]

Get them to pay for your degree if it really interest you. You'll never be out of work, and never be hurting for money. And you'll be amazed how much shit you'll learn and say, "wow, I can't imagine doing this shit WITHOUT a degree."

It's scary that people do it without any knowledge. Remember that next time you drive over a bridge ;)

[wasted ink]

i donno man. iv got another friend who is a machinest...man he fuckin loves it. he is tryin to talk me into going to school for it but i dont think i would wana. he is cuttin tapered threads onto some pipes for some drillin riggs. i donno if i could set still and watch a machine all day.

I've known a SHITLOAD of machinists. Old or young, they hate their fucking job. Talk to some of the people he works with.

[fanninator]

it interests me..but not nearly enough to do it every day

[ThomasG]

I've also wanted to learn how to do plastic welding.

[fanninator]

theres nothing really to plastic welding.

[ThomasG]

theres nothing really to plastic welding.

Makes me wonder why a plastic welder I knew made more money than I when I was a mig welder.

[hemroids]

production work would suck and it pays crap. at least in the union A card is a card service or pipework. I spent a while learning at the 597 school in chicago and then also when it moved to mokena. welding is just not for me. I got good at it I could run 2 inch 160 pipe with 1/8 inch 7018 for fill and cover when most people just went with 3-32

[fanninator]

haha fuck, maybe a bigger company? i donno. how many years you got in so far wasted?

[wasted ink]

Makes me wonder why a plastic welder I knew made more money than I when I was a mig welder.

Because anyone can MIG weld.

[hemroids]

mig welding is like being a polish painter

[fanninator]

oh...as for the coors comment i got negged for.....imo its quantity over quality

[wasted ink]

production work would suck and it pays crap. at least in the union A card is a card service or pipework. I spent a while learning at the 597 school in chicago and then also when it moved to mokena. welding is just not for me. I got good at it I could run 2 inch 160 pipe with 1/8 inch 7018 for fill and cover when most people just went with 3-32

Under what code? I don't know many codes that allow 3/32 in the root or fill. Everyone uses 1/8 d00d.

[wasted ink]

oh...as for the coors comment i got negged for.....imo its quantity over quality

I was just busting balls. You don't know me well enough yet.

[fanninator]

nahhh man i was just sayin, not a porb or anything....are you quality all the way?

[Bender]

I didn't mind it for the first 3 months...

I've always been interested in underwater welding. I heard those guys make bank. But it's very dangerous.

i have heard this too but how is it any more dangerous than diving?

[wasted ink]

i have heard this too but how is it any more dangerous than diving?

I don't know, maybe because you're holding hundreds of amps in your hand with you while in the water?

[fanninator]

cross the ground and youll get the fuck knocked out of yourself...my ex girlfriends dad owns a weldin co. and he was underwater weldin in cali, and crossed the ground with the stinger in his hand and welded his feelings in his teeth together...

[wasted ink]

nahhh man i was just sayin, not a porb or anything....are you quality all the way?

Noooo. I drink Coor's when it's for quantity. But I love quality beer. Let's face it though, you can't drink 12 Guiness the same way you can drink 12 Coor's.

[fanninator]

thats actually whats in front of me right this sec....light ftw?

[wasted ink]

cross the ground and youll get the fuck knocked out of yourself...my ex girlfriends dad owns a weldin co. and he was underwater weldin in cali, and crossed the ground with the stinger in his hand and welded his feelings in his teeth together...

Indeed, it's bad news.. My college professor had a similar accident.

[wasted ink]

thats actually whats in front of me right this sec....light ftw?

You know it.

[Bender]

I don't know, maybe because you're holding hundreds of amps in your hand with you while in the water?

i still dont see the horrendous danger? how is it different than welding out of the water?

[hemroids]

Under what code? I don't know many codes that allow 3/32 in the root or fill. Everyone uses 1/8 d00d.

hmm its been a while but is that pipe code? I thought you where an ironworker? maybe it was on the shc80. I need to go to the garage and look now.

[fanninator]

he made an underwater video...man it was fuckin awesome to watch.
have you read any of the above posts??

[fanninator]

you know...the 100s of amps....and the whole crossing grounds thing...and shocking yourself, or welding your feelings together??

[ThomasG]

hmmm I was always under the impression you get in between the welder and the metal you were toast in underwater welding.

[icpurplepplalot]

you know...the 100s of amps....and the whole crossing grounds thing...and shocking yourself, or welding your feelings together??

It's fillings buddy, fillings.

[pl8er]

We produce sputtering targets. The are made on multi-axis CNC machines. Before final machining they are mostly welded with an electron beam or various other welds. We are in Grove City Ohio. We weld mostly Ti and Al.

[ThomasG]

I don't know, maybe because you're holding hundreds of amps in your hand with you while in the water?

Hmm just maybe?

[fanninator]

pos rep for at least gettin the right kind haha
grove city...damn i know it but cant picture it...where is that?

[Bender]

you know...the 100s of amps....and the whole crossing grounds thing...and shocking yourself, or welding your feelings together??

elaborate

[wasted ink]

i still dont see the horrendous danger? how is it different than welding out of the water?

Because water + electricity =

Are we following yet?

Also, 1 amp is enough to kill a human. I've welded using 450A of current, but normally i'm in the range of 80 - 140A. Now put me in water with that much amperage.

hmm its been a while but is that pipe code? I thought you where an ironworker? maybe it was on the shc80. I need to go to the garage and look now.

Mainly structural, but I have been working on my cert for pipe, and we're to use 1/8" on the root and fill. 3/32" is much easier, I know, but they won't go for it. It may just be for testing, but I believe that's the code. 1/8" only, 6010 root and 6010 or 7018 fill.

[Bender]

you know...the 100s of amps....and the whole crossing grounds thing...and shocking yourself, or welding your feelings together??

Because water + electricity =

Are we following yet?



Mainly structural, but I have been working on my cert for pipe, and we're to use 1/8" on the root and fill. 3/32" is much easier, I know, but they won't go for it. It may just be for testing, but I believe that's the code. 1/8" only, 6010 root and 6010 or 7018 fill.

the fact is though that are not touching the welding leads or the rod so i dont see the problem...and they wear waterproof suits dont they? problem solved

[fanninator]

waterproof is not shock proof man

[wasted ink]

the fact is though that are not touching the welding leads or the rod so i dont see the problem...and they wear waterproof suits dont they? problem solved

If the person is between the leads, and an arc is struck, they'll feel it ;)

[fanninator]

It's fillings buddy, fillings.

well, as we can tell, you knew what i ment....why are you reading this thread of a "worthless profession" cock

here read up : http://www.ehow.com/about_4612571_underwater-welding.html

maybe there is something that just aint clickin with ya.

[Bender]

waterproof is not shock proof man

but the fact that the suits are waterproof negates the water argument

[wasted ink]

but the fact that the suits are waterproof negates the water argument

LOL not really. It's not that simple. I wish it was.

[Bender]

this seems like a more solid argument than electrical shock

There are also risks of explosions from combinations of oxygen and hydrogen pockets being ignited. Another serious danger is from nitrogen accumulating in the welders' bloodstream from the high pressure.

[wasted ink]

this seems like a more solid argument than electrical shock

Very true... The nitrogen problem can occur with anyone though.

[fanninator]

ok, i see where he is soming from...kinda. "you" are still an object between this "lightning bolt" it dont matter what your wearing...3mm of wetsuit isnt gona cut it when it somes to electricity.

[fanninator]

If the person is between the leads, and an arc is struck, they'll feel it ;)


it pretty much voids out the welding rod, and turns you into the rod

[Bender]

ok, i see where he is soming from...kinda. "you" are still an object between this "lightning bolt" it dont matter what your wearing...3mm of wetsuit isnt gona cut it when it somes to electricity.

but when are you going to be between the metal and the rod...the article posted said they turn the power off when they are not welding also

[icpurplepplalot]

well, as we can tell, you knew what i ment....why are you reading this thread of a "worthless profession" cock

here read up : http://www.ehow.com/about_4612571_underwater-welding.html

maybe there is something that just aint clickin with ya.

Again, I say get a real job that requires an actual education. Maybe then you will learn how to speak the English language coherently.

[fanninator]

yes. be sure to thank guys like wasted for the bridge you cross everyday, and the tunnels you go through. and the building you work in...if you work. do you work?

[Bender]

yes. be sure to thank guys like wasted for the bridge you cross everyday, and the tunnels you go through. and the building you work in...if you work. do you work?

he is a career zombie

[icpurplepplalot]

yes. be sure to thank guys like wasted for the bridge you cross everyday, and the tunnels you go through. and the building you work in...if you work. do you work?

I have a job and an education thank you very much, both of which you have neither.

Also if you notice, which obviously your comprehension skills are lacking, I have never once said being a welder is not an actual job.

[Bender]

I have a job and an education thank you very much, both of which you have neither.

Also if you notice, which obviously your comprehension skills are lacking, I have never once said being a welder is not an actual job.

you said a real job http://s36.photobucket.com/albums/e48/tnnss111/th_rolleyes.gif
to be a good welder it takes practice and training

[fanninator]

not everything ALWAYS happens the way it is SOPPOSED to happen. honestly nothing would ever get done. its like getting a cut on your arm and not realizing how many times a day you hit it. you wear water weights, but there is always movement from current and repossessioning for comfort. im sure it would be an easy thing to do if your under up to 12 hrs a day like her dad is.
i guess if you dont type 100% you cant do anything...

[fanninator]

not a straight 12....but 12 a "session"

[icpurplepplalot]

you said a real job http://s36.photobucket.com/albums/e48/tnnss111/th_rolleyes.gif
to be a good welder it takes practice and training

Again, I never once said that being a welder was not a "real" job.

[Bender]

you implied it

[fanninator]

yep....he has a desk job. or sells pot. one of the two.

[Bender]

do they use an arc welder when welding underwater?

[fanninator]

yessir. its all stick, from the way i understand it.

[icpurplepplalot]

you implied it
No I did not.
yep....he has a desk job. or sells pot. one of the two.

Neither buddy, but nice try. I highly doubt you can conceive my actual job.

[fanninator]

wasted may be able to tell you if they can mig or not, i know he doesnt.
nah i dont really care. so i guess your right.

[fanninator]

im sure you dont get your hands dirty though

[Bender]

yessir. its all stick, from the way i understand it.

we have an arc welder...my dad calls it a buzz box...ring a bell?

i can arc weld and mig weld...if you can arc weld mig welding is a walk in the park imo

my dad went to welding school straight out of the marines and he taught me

[icpurplepplalot]

im sure you dont get your hands dirty though

I do actually.

[Bender]

I do actually.

he is a janitor :fyi:

[fanninator]

buzz box...never heard it but yeah just listen if you stick a rod.
not tryin to piss you off or say you suck at weldin, i donno anything about your skill. but i dont care if you roll perfect beads everytime, if you dont have the paper saying "yes, he can weld" then its 20x's harder to get a weldin job, but some places just make you take a weld test on the spot, just depends.
congrads on getting your hands dirty. some of those documents get pretty dusty setting in that cozy cute little cubical huh?

[fanninator]

made sure to use antibacterial soap and wash for at aleast 20 seconds.

[Bender]

buzz box...never heard it but yeah just listen if you stick a rod.
not tryin to piss you off or say you suck at weldin, i donno anything about your skill. but i dont care if you roll perfect beads everytime, if you dont have the paper saying "yes, he can weld" then its 20x's harder to get a weldin job, but some places just make you take a weld test on the spot, just depends.
congrads on getting your hands dirty. some of those documents get pretty dusty setting in that cozy cute little cubical huh?

lol its not a brand or anything just slang the older guys he went to school with use...i didnt know if it was universal or just something they came up with

lol i have no plans to get a welding job but i am glad my dad taught me how to do it...very useful skill

[fanninator]

yeah it sure is man. in welding shop back in highschool my teacher had a poster, it had a fish and a welder on it and it said "give a man a fish, he wont go hungry for a day, teach a man to weld, and he dont go hungry for life" it was kinda funny because he didnt teach us shit...at all.

[icpurplepplalot]

he is a janitor :fyi:

Not even close kid.

[Bender]

yeah it sure is man. in welding shop back in highschool my teacher had a poster, it had a fish and a welder on it and it said "give a man a fish, he wont go hungry for a day, teach a man to weld, and he dont go hungry for life" it was kinda funny because he didnt teach us shit...at all.

lol thats how my woodshop class is...every day i go in knowing alot and come out knowing less

Not even close kid.

lol http://s36.photobucket.com/albums/e48/tnnss111/th_rolleyes.gif

btw i am not your "kid" guy

[fanninator]

alright i dont think anyone really give much of a shit what you do haha
done yet?

[icpurplepplalot]

Not even close.

[fanninator]

sweet!

[fanninator]

haha dont that kinda suck, knowing they are getting decent pay for doing what they do...which actually, in turn is nothing?

[Bender]

haha dont that kinda suck, knowing they are getting decent pay for doing what they do...which actually, in turn is nothing?

lol you have no idea...we built a playhouse thing for a teachers daughter...it was pretty big and he used 2x4's as floor joists

if you dont see the stupidity i will explain

[icpurplepplalot]

haha dont that kinda suck, knowing they are getting decent pay for doing what they do...which actually, in turn is nothing?

Doesn't suck at all actually, I applaud real welders for what they do, however, I could easily make what they make and then some.

[97gp]

Not even close.

Do you still test things or are you past that job?

[Bender]

Do you still test things or are you past that job?

does he test which detergent works best?

[icpurplepplalot]

Do you still test things or are you past that job?

I work part time there, but that is not my main job, no.

[Bender]

I work part time there, but that is not my main job, no.

his main job is using the detergents?

[icpurplepplalot]

does he test which detergent works best?

No I'll actually tell you what my part time job is. I am a Quality Analysis tester for EA Games.

[fanninator]

that was actually my next comment, he had his sons jeep in there welding new floor pans and rollbars for it....and trailers and always bringin in home shit to work on instead of teching us. i said you got mig stick and tig at your house runyon? he said no i come here and use the states stuff and get paid for it. i said awesome. thank you.
YOU WILL BE REPPED TOMORROW BENDER haha.
oh...video games...thats, uh, respectable?

[97gp]

I work part time there, but that is not my main job, no.

Oh but thats a crunk job

[icpurplepplalot]

Oh but thats a crunk job

Yeah, it is pretty fun, and gives me some cash on the side.

[fanninator]

id rather build something, but i guess thats just me.

[icpurplepplalot]

id rather build something, but i guess thats just me.

That is not my MAIN source of income. I am actually a painter/sculptor. That is how I make my "bread" as you kids call it these days.

[Bender]

That is not my MAIN source of income. I am actually a painter/sculptor. That is how I make my "bread" as you kids call it these days.

actually we call it money :fyi:

lol stop getting so butt hurt

[97gp]

I call it scrilla

[icpurplepplalot]

actually we call it money :fyi:

lol stop getting so butt hurt

Not butt hurt at all, but thanks for being concerned ;)

[fanninator]

a painter....so you get paint on your hands. thats how you "get dirty" thats cool. pablo.

[Bender]

its 12:23 and i gotta get up in 4 & 1/2 hours so ima go to bed...have fun

[fanninator]

yeah im gona go throw a few more beers back. taker easy man.

[icpurplepplalot]

a painter....so you get paint on your hands. thats how you "get dirty" thats cool. pablo.

No, your comprehension skills are lacking again. I am a sculptor foremost. I used wood, metal, plaster,clay...the list goes on and on.

[fanninator]

oh ok. any pics of your work to see if its respectable? do you sell it at shows of what? can you make a bear out of a log with a chainsaw?

[icpurplepplalot]

oh ok. any pics of your work to see if its respectable? do you sell it at shows of what? can you make a bear out of a log with a chainsaw?

No I don't have any pics online of my work, however I am working on a new portfolio, so I should have one soon. Yes, I sell work at shows, and no I don't work with chainsaws, but I could definitely carve a bear out of a log with wood working tools.

[IDSkot]

Excellent!!

Have you had the interview? If not and need some help, I've got lots of pointers. I've done lots of interviewing.

What type of welding do you do? We always are looking for good welders at my work. When things pick up, hell what am I saying...what state do you even live in? LOL

Point away. I'm always down to better myself.

In fact, make a thread about it in CU :fyi:

[fanninator]

^^ very very good idea.

[fanninator]

anyways, for those of you who were wondering. i got the job...pretty much. i took a piss test which i know is good, then he said they will set me up with a physical a which should take about 2 weeks and i know ill be fine with that as long as my blood pressure dont get in my way (shes usually kinda high)

[Spider Monkey]

Uh.... That is a long ass physical yo. Mine usually take about 5 minutes.

[fanninator]

fo shoe

[IDSkot]

Uh.... That is a long ass physical yo. Mine usually take about 5 minutes.

Do they put fingers in the stink?

[fanninator]

:crap: i donno yet. ill get back to you on that.

[IDSkot]

ITT: We're still waiting for Pl8er to deliver.

[pl8er]

anyways, for those of you who were wondering. i got the job...pretty much. i took a piss test which i know is good, then he said they will set me up with a physical a which should take about 2 weeks and i know ill be fine with that as long as my blood pressure dont get in my way (shes usually kinda high)

:hi-five: Hell ya!

Congrats on the job.

+1 for you as long as the rep system isn't being gay.

[pl8er]

ITT: We're still waiting for Pl8er to deliver.

eh?

[fanninator]

Point away. I'm always down to better myself.

In fact, make a thread about it in CU :fyi:

i think this is what he means.


thanks alot man! :banana:

[pl8er]

Point away. I'm always down to better myself.

In fact, make a thread about it in CU :fyi:

Ahhh didn't see this.

Are you going to an interview? I can't just ask interview questions, I have to know what kind of job. There are always the generic questions, but anyone can answer those.

Key to generic questions (even if they don't ask for it) is to answer the question, give a life example and try to apply it to the job you are applying for. This way they know you understand, have in some way done something with that, and more importantly you understand the job they are considering you for. See, people interviewing are usually lazy bosses which means the more you already know the less they are going to have to do.

I've had people BOMB bad on simple questions "How do you handle multi-tasking" and they don't know what that means. Really? No? If an interviewer has to lead you into the answer, your fucked.

Also, research the hell out of the place you are applying for and if they start going into information you already know, let them. Some people like to talk and want to feel intelligent, last thing they need is someone trying to show them up AND ask for a job. Reason why you research is so when they naturally progress to more lingo talk (only in some fields) you can follow along without having to ask for definitions. Sometimes they will catch on and either just say "looks like you did your homework" or just ask if you have background in the field. Another good time for you to show them how you are a better selection than anyone else. If you know nothing, you can say, "I'm really interested in this position and it seems very exciting, I did some reading on it and I think "blah" about "blah"". Especially right now, there are so many great candidates that it is really important that you can stand out.

One of my good friends is an exec for Kraft foods, and he actually built into the overall hiring process a percentage for those who would wash out. He is overstaffed and having to let people go because the people coming in are working so hard to keep a job that the percentage no longer works.

Wow, i just really went to town on generic huh?

[Spider Monkey]

Ahhh didn't see this.

Are you going to an interview? I can't just ask interview questions, I have to know what kind of job. There are always the generic questions, but anyone can answer those.

Key to generic questions (even if they don't ask for it) is to answer the question, give a life example and try to apply it to the job you are applying for. This way they know you understand, have in some way done something with that, and more importantly you understand the job they are considering you for. See, people interviewing are usually lazy bosses which means the more you already know the less they are going to have to do.

I've had people BOMB bad on simple questions "How do you handle multi-tasking" and they don't know what that means. Really? No? If an interviewer has to lead you into the answer, your fucked.

Also, research the hell out of the place you are applying for and if they start going into information you already know, let them. Some people like to talk and want to feel intelligent, last thing they need is someone trying to show them up AND ask for a job. Reason why you research is so when they naturally progress to more lingo talk (only in some fields) you can follow along without having to ask for definitions. Sometimes they will catch on and either just say "looks like you did your homework" or just ask if you have background in the field. Another good time for you to show them how you are a better selection than anyone else. If you know nothing, you can say, "I'm really interested in this position and it seems very exciting, I did some reading on it and I think "blah" about "blah"". Especially right now, there are so many great candidates that it is really important that you can stand out.

One of my good friends is an exec for Kraft foods, and he actually built into the overall hiring process a percentage for those who would wash out. He is overstaffed and having to let people go because the people coming in are working so hard to keep a job that the percentage no longer works.

Wow, i just really went to town on generic huh?


I went through 500+ resumes last month. There were some real winners but this one took the case.

Under skills she wrote: "I don't know what else to put here" and then right below that she wrote "I need A GODLY MAN".

And they were in bigger font than everything else.

I lolled my ass off. She obviously meant to come back and remove that but forgot.

[Spider Monkey]

Also, research the hell out of the place you are applying for and if they start going into information you already know, let them.

So motherfucking this. Knowing everything you can find about the organization shows that you are interested and motivated. Sometimes this is better than actual qualifications.

[pl8er]

I went through 500+ resumes last month. There were some real winners but this one took the case.

Under skills she wrote: "I don't know what else to put here" and then right below that she wrote "I need A GODLY MAN".

And they were in bigger font than everything else.

I lolled my ass off. She obviously meant to come back and remove that but forgot.

ha ha ha! Nice....weirdest for me was face to face and me asking his hobbies and he said he was a ghosthunter. I mean, wow.

So motherfucking this. Knowing everything you can find about the organization shows that you are interested and motivated. Sometimes this is better than actual qualifications.

*nod* Most companies have taken standard software and changed it so much that you knowing how to do it doesn't help them for shit. They want smart, motivated, and willing to make time outside of your standard works hours to go that extra mile. If you're saying to yourself "i'm not working unless I'm getting paid" right now.

Just say these words, and get used to them "Welcome to Wal-mart"

[fanninator]

spider..if you dont mind, can i ask where you work? if its like a titty bar then she might work out really well but anything to do with public might be funny enough to bring her in even though she sucks at life. im sure she would be good for a couple laughs.

[Spider Monkey]

spider..if you dont mind, can i ask where you work? if its like a titty bar then she might work out really well but anything to do with public might be funny enough to bring her in even though she sucks at life. im sure she would be good for a couple laughs.

Sure, feel free to ask me where I work. I did not bring here in. Out of 500+ resumes, I responded to 7 poeple, 3 people accepted an in-person interview, and only 2 showed. I hired 1 of them. She starts next week.

[fanninator]

so spider. where do you work? why apply somewhere if you turn down an interview...perhaps they got another job?

[Spider Monkey]

so spider. where do you work?


None of your business.

why apply somewhere if you turn down an interview...perhaps they got another job?

It is more likely she is part of the 99% of the population that fails at life.

[pl8er]

so spider. where do you work? why apply somewhere if you turn down an interview...perhaps they got another job?

Some people are soooo ubber lazy that they will go and do the process of trying for a job just so they can tell big brother they are looking and continue to easy life known as unemployment.

[fanninator]

:crap: