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futurefreak
salutatory committee member
DOOP Secretary
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how about the next test thread name is "this thread name sucks"
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Ninaka
commandant cleavage
DOOP Secretary
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I like your avy, Chay!! Very cool.
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Gocad
Space Pope
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Hey! A Test Thread! I like the title actually. I just hope Chay's ego survives it...
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Kloudes
Liquid Emperor
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Originally posted by Slackit02: But but...I thought of a better one! Invertechay paleontology. BETTER PUN. Rarrrrr
Oh God...the puns...Im headed in the way of Jberges.
No! *groan* We don't need another one, Amy! Also... This name SUUUUUUCKS!!! HAHAHAHA!!!! Actually, it's fine. Did I mention that I'm [drujnk]? Yeah. Eat that bitches. Yay, Beamer with the Family Guy reference. It's rare that I get them, but this one I did. I think I need sleep.
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Drippy_taco
Professor
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<p style="font-family: verdana, arial; font-size: large; font-weight: heavy; color: orange; text-align: middle; vertical-align: middle;">Some sort of test.</p>
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Pitt Clemens
Urban Legend
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Originally posted by chay's head: Gocad, my ego has already bought a penthouse in malibu and changed its name to Eigho.
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Nurdbot
DOOP Secretary
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This test name rocks.
What? Randi is hot.
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futurefreak
salutatory committee member
DOOP Secretary
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i love m0le's new avy. speaking of which there was just a slow speed pursuit on tv (car was goin like 4mph for an hour) it just ended but it interrupted seinfeld! now seinfeld is back on...oh it's just one of those clip shows, whatever
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Melllvar
DOOP Secretary
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I don't miss hangovers, I sometimes miss being drunk (or is it that I miss the excuse for outrageous behaviour?).
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Nurdbot
DOOP Secretary
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Haha, I had have been witness to the stupidest crime ever to happen in Liskeard.
Sitting in front seat of the family car in the massive Co-Op Carpark of my 'home'town, Liskeard I as well as several people including my own mother saw two chavs nick 4-5 Co-Op trolleys in Broad Daylight while being faced with a carpark with well over 200 cars in and a large assortment of people.
They were reported of course. Wonder if they have been caught already. Grand Theft Trolly, possibly the most hilarious of the Grand Theft crimes just before Grand Theft Empty Baby Pram and behind Grand Theft Pensioner Wheelie shopping bag.
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Kloudes
Liquid Emperor
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Yes, underage by 2 1/2 months, but I'm still older than you Archie! Water does indeed help, but I try not to self-medicate (I'm a psych major... need to be a good example!) and besides, I haven't any SSRI's available to me. Well, regardless, I feel better now after lots of coffee and a nice shower.
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Archie2K
Space Pope
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As an employer I looked for people to have a neat and fully filled out application form before even looking at the contents. Within a form I would look for relevant experience or at least experience of some description as a bonus, so yes, Young Enterprise would be seen as a bonus. Within the interview I'd look for someone who would admit to being flexible, who answers the questions confidently without hesitating (if you are scared of me, think about when you're dealing with a queue of 10 impatient customers) and an overall good demeanor. Teaching good demeanor isn't easy, essentially it's making the interviewer like you. For part-time retail jobs what matters is
- Relevant experience
- Confidence (not arrogance)
- Good personality, easy to get on with, not confrontational to authority
- Flexible and understanding of the company's needs
What doesn't matter is:
- Dress, within reason. Going in a suit is unlikely to help your chances at this stage
- Hobbies and interests
- School grades
Part-time work just isn't competitive enough. They might interview five people for one position and someone who isn't a total cretin and able to do the hours specified is going to get the job. Within full-time work where fifty people apply for one position then little things like dress, interests, overall mannerisms apply much more.
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