I’m not angry. But I don’t like the “for me but not for the attitude.” Corporate welfare and all of the tax payer stimulus money going to large corporations is a whole lot worse and costs a whole lot more than unemployment benefits. You have come across very arrogant on this thread but I suspect there is a nice guy lurking under there somewhere. So I’ve come up with a way you can redeem yourself if you so choose. I had a job interview today and I feel it went very well. But one can never be too sure so how about say a little prayer for me tonight that I will get this job!
>>But one can never be too sure so how about say a little prayer for me tonight that I will get this job!<<
You shall be in my prayers tonight. I do hope it comes through for you.
I am nicer than I appear. What happens is that when I am struck I strike back harder and start an escalation that serves no purpose (I sometimes abandon and sometimes depressurize).
I really was trying to offer solid advice — I have been on both sides of the Hire discussion and think what I say has bank. You CAN’T just rest on what you are doing. You have to invest in yourself — with or without the firm’s help — and make yourself the last person the company wants to see go.
Good luck and let us know how it goes!