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art_deco_machine
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I think most of the jobs I ever had, I lied, or stretched the truth to get it.
What else are you supposed to do when they want someone with five years experience, or something like that, and you are a young guy that doesn't have any work record?
Thing is, I always got by with it because I was always able to do the job that I didn't have any previous experience doing. So they never caught on. Which brought the question to my mind; what good would the experience be?
A friend of mine called several months ago and said she was working in a chicken house, and when the eggs came down the conveyor belt, she picked them up, wiped off the chicken dudu, and put them on a rack. She asked me if I wanted to work there. I said, maybe on occasion to fill in for someone else. She tells the chicken house owner. What does he ask? "Does he have any experience doing that kind of work?" Really, what kind of experience does it take to pick up an egg and wipe s*** off of it and put it on a rack?
I guess it is just hard to find people qualified to do that kind of work.
Two questions I am always asked when applying for a job; What is your experience and what is your Social Security number? Yet, illegals seem to get jobs without either.
Well, today they have meat packers, chicken plants and contractors closed for the day. Quite frankly, I don't care if they ever go back to work. Just my cynical view, so excuse me, if you don't like me to express it.
And how many people have you met with 20, 30, and even 40 years experience that still didn't know what they were doing? I have met a few.
What else are you supposed to do when they want someone with five years experience, or something like that, and you are a young guy that doesn't have any work record?
Thing is, I always got by with it because I was always able to do the job that I didn't have any previous experience doing. So they never caught on. Which brought the question to my mind; what good would the experience be?
A friend of mine called several months ago and said she was working in a chicken house, and when the eggs came down the conveyor belt, she picked them up, wiped off the chicken dudu, and put them on a rack. She asked me if I wanted to work there. I said, maybe on occasion to fill in for someone else. She tells the chicken house owner. What does he ask? "Does he have any experience doing that kind of work?" Really, what kind of experience does it take to pick up an egg and wipe s*** off of it and put it on a rack?
I guess it is just hard to find people qualified to do that kind of work.
Two questions I am always asked when applying for a job; What is your experience and what is your Social Security number? Yet, illegals seem to get jobs without either.
Well, today they have meat packers, chicken plants and contractors closed for the day. Quite frankly, I don't care if they ever go back to work. Just my cynical view, so excuse me, if you don't like me to express it.
And how many people have you met with 20, 30, and even 40 years experience that still didn't know what they were doing? I have met a few.