Hire me; why not? (I.T)

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If I have two similar candidates but one wrote the above posts and another kept it strictly professional...guess which one is most appealing.

The one willing to accept the lowest "market related" salary?
 
Ha ha ha.

Now you are just adding spanners and not helping with the point.

That's my bad.

OK, let me set the record straight: If two clueless gullible ... young people ;) apply for a job and one kept it professional and the other one was a tw.... mean person ;) like the OP with his shi... mean posts ;) which one would you hire?
 
Ha ha ha.

Now you are just adding spanners and not helping with the point.

very true, as begrudgingly as it is to accept, once had somebody send though a 11 page CV with pictures of his dog and him scuba diving off the red sea.
its a CV not an online dating profile, nobody interested in your dog or any other crap.......
 
I think the reason you're getting butchered because of your spelling is something akin to this scenario:

You as an investment client receive a letter from your investment bank, updating you about some information concerning your portfolio:

Hallo dere Sir/Madame,

We are snding u dis letter to upd8 you about your port. and da movements in the mrkt dis past few months.

We see da mrkt changes as such ...


bla bla bla ...
bla bla bla ...
.......... etc.

As a client, you'd probably be stunned. Likewise, see your CV as a type of formal introduction you are sending to employers/clients.

They don't know you at all (unless it's a "connection" getting you a job) so your first (and sometimes lasting) impression is how you present yourself in text.

Good luck and I hope you find something :-)
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....

Serious? If true, then thanks but no thanks Slab....
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....

Ouch!

Aptitude is needed but it really is also about attitude.
 
Ouch.. saw a bad attitude from his initial posts so not surprising.
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....

Holy springwater! I feel for you man, and you were just trying to help someone out. :(

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Hire me; why not? (I.T)

I guess now we know why not?
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....

Well now, back to spelling mistakes Slabby boy. This might help

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WOW kids these days.




No Im not that old or thats what I tell myself.
 
Slab....

I arranged for a position for you at the Samsung repair centre, you went for the interview yesterday and got the job but because you did not like the boss you left....

you did not even have the decency to tell the boss, you just didn't pitch up today and expected me to tell the boss you not coming?

that is the first and last I help someone out in getting a job,

at the end of the day I look like an idiot because I recommended you.

not cool.....

Well, I appreciate your effort, but that environment is a pain in the #... Ask you BF, treated like # day in, day out. Sorry, not for me.

BTW, I had to quickly vacate, as my sister was waiting for me outside and she was way late for work.

Serious? If true, then thanks but no thanks Slab....

Come to that place just for one day. You need to know where I come from (my viewpoint).
 
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Well, I appreciate your effort, but that environment is a pain in the #... Ask you BF, treated like # day in, day out. Sorry, not for me.

BTW, I had to quickly vacate, as my sister was waiting for me outside and she was way late for work.

Come to that place just for one day. You need to know where I come from (my viewpoint).

I'm trying to understand your point of view here, but do you understand the position you put those in that vouched for you in the first place? The least you could have done was to stand your man and tell the necessary manager and/or HR employee that you are not accepting the job.
Sure you had to leave in a hurry, so why not call and say you're not accepting the position? Can you see that doing a no-show the way you did is simply unacceptable?
 
I'm trying to understand your point of view here, but do you understand the position you put those in that vouched for you in the first place? The least you could have done was to stand your man and tell the necessary manager and/or HR employee that you are not accepting the job.
Sure you had to leave in a hurry, so why not call and say you're not accepting the position? Can you see that doing a no-show the way you did is simply unacceptable?

That's why we need to know the whole story. Ok, in a way I was off a tad, I concede. But I did talk with his wife (boss no. 2), he wasn't around for me to stay longer, and left on an at least good note with her accepting that I'm leaving.
 
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