[gjones77]

You kidding, I would of taken it, and I’m experienced and have no qualms with knowing you have to start some where.

Unfortunately I’m in Mass, the state that historically lags all others in job creation, not to mention the fact that when the dotcom bubble burst it left 1000’s of unemployed techs and only a few hundred jobs, supply was greater than demand.

[wbill]

We finally filled it a few weeks ago....kid is right out of college. Only problem I have with him is that he insists on calling me "sir" (I'm not THAT old, and not that high up in the company). It's not a suck-up kind of thing, I think that it's just habit. Someone did a good job of raising him up right.

This time 6 weeks ago, I'd love to have talked to you, or anyone else that showed up on time and could speak to me without cursing:

Applicant-"Hi, I'm calling about the F'ing job interview?" Me: stunned silence

Keep it up - the skools are turning out kids with no idea how to conduct themselves in a professional setting, that think starting at the top is their God-given right, and that anything less than a VP-level salary is beneath them. There will be plenty of room for people that know how the system really works.