Question for those of you that doing hiring

[stevo]

Sorry Jose, but your friend sounds like a worthless piece of shit. He deserves his situation....

People can change themselves and their situation if they really want to....

Hmmm...


Stevo

[jluv]

Hmmm...


Stevo

Confused? I meant exactly what I said.

[talisman]

Steve, what the fuck're you rambling about now? For Christs sake.

[Vertnut]

Depends on the interview.

So an interview supersede's all else? What sort of job is it? Any con man can interview well.

[talisman]

So an interview supersede's all else? What sort of job is it? Any con man can interview well.

With some experience you can spot the bullshitters a mile away, especially the ones that manage to answer every single thing "correctly." They usually lay it on way too thick. Of course to offset it you have the people who pull out their cell phone and start texting, or ask if the picture of your wife is your daughter, or.... It goes on and on. Interviewing is always an interesting job.

[Mr_Fiux]

Oil drilling is hiring like crazy in cotulla and Laredo. They hire anyone willing to sweat and work

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[Vertnut]

With some experience you can spot the bullshitters a mile away, especially the ones that manage to answer every single thing "correctly." They usually lay it on way too thick. Of course to offset it you have the people who pull out their cell phone and start texting, or ask if the picture of your wife is your daughter, or.... It goes on and on. Interviewing is always an interesting job.

I was just curious. I've never conducted an "interview" per se. I DO know that in my line of work, if I even sniff out a thief in one of my crews, he's gone. In new construction, theft is a huge issue, and it's usually an inside job.

[talisman]

I was just curious. I've never conducted an "interview" per se. I DO know that in my line of work, if I even sniff out a thief in one of my crews, he's gone. In new construction, theft is a huge issue, and it's usually an inside job.

It's pretty hard for us to catch someone stealing most of the time, though we usually have a sense who it is, especially if you've got a tenured crew and 1 new guy. lol In that case, nearly anyone these days can be fired for attendance after a short paper trail. I've used that method several times, and also won the low shrink bonus for my district.

[Broncojohnny]

looks? your advice was damn near suggesting it. just because someone isnt at one of your secret yet infamous partys doesnt mean they need to be written off you self absorbed prick. you have had it easy jared, mr big man no one has the guts to talk back to me my whole life. there are lots of people out there that had a hard time by their own design and reformed themselves into great people. step out of your fucking bubble and learn something new man

Ohhh thanks for the uplifting post from the human potential movement.

[mikec]

Ummm... the one's I'm aware of would take about anything. Some are pretty good friend's of my daughter's. They don't strike me as being cocky or disillusioned. But, I digress. So would you take the convict/forger/thief over the grad?

Umm, Did you say.... daughter?



Lol. Sorry Randy, you know I had to!

[Big A]

Steve, what the fuck're you rambling about now? For Christs sake.

Apparently if someone doesn't want to extend an open invitation to their home to a bunch of strangers on the Internet, that makes them a self-absorbed prick.



The prisons are full of repeat offenders, and for that reason alone it's going to take alot of convincing to get people to see that you're reformed, when you have a record. Words aren't worth shit at that point, it takes action to rebuild ones reputation.

I'm all for second chances, and allowing a person to SHOW me that they've changed. That having been said, if you've got a DUI on your record, I won't be hiring you to drive a school bus.

[SS Junk]

So an interview supersede's all else? What sort of job is it? Any con man can interview well.

I am an excellent judge of character therefore it was never difficult for me to spot a bullshitter along with the references provided. Especially since I was responsible for entry level/low salary positions.

[SMKR]

oilfield. One of my employees had been convicted of grand larceny and my company hired him.

[Nash B.]

looks? your advice was damn near suggesting it. just because someone isnt at one of your secret yet infamous partys doesnt mean they need to be written off you self absorbed prick. you have had it easy jared, mr big man no one has the guts to talk back to me my whole life. there are lots of people out there that had a hard time by their own design and reformed themselves into great people. step out of your fucking bubble and learn something new man

Well, now, clearly you didn't read anything into Jared's posts.

[Broncojohnny]

I am an excellent judge of character therefore it was never difficult for me to spot a bullshitter along with the references provided. Especially since I was responsible for entry level/low salary positions.

I love the guys who list themselves as CEO of their own landscape company.