> >>>>> "Terrence" == Terrence Brannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Terrence> The questions that I hate to hear at the start of an interview are: > Terrence> * "So who is Terrence Brannon" > > Terrence> * "Why don't you tell me a little bit about what you've been doing" > > Terrence> My desired answer to both of these is "RTFR" - read the $#expletive resume > > My response would be <voice style="trump">You're Fired!</voice>. > > I know that your resume gives data about you, but that's you on paper. > If you are wanting to work with me, and you can't give me an easy > answer to a question you surely know the answer for, I'm not really > sure how you'll do on the tougher questions. > > Not everything is numbers. People skills are important. This has been > pointed out to me nearly every time I forget it. :) >
True for the first question, but when asking (which you probably just shouldn't) someone who has been unemployed for 10 months+ the truthful answer needs to be an acceptable one, aka, "Trying to get a job, you insensitive clod".... http://danconia.org
