60 Minutes Just Blew The Lid Off The Unemployment Situation in the USA

[My Favorite Headache]

Airing right now...said the real unemployment is at 17.5%...showing tons of people with masters, bachelors, phd's, you name it...unemployed for 2 years...can't even get jobs at Target.

[central_va]

You sound like a lying drunk laying BS on a really dumb barfly bimbo in a dive somewhere......or a dirty old man trying to convince some little kid you’re a hotshot of some sort so you can get in his pants.

Go to a major University and get a BSEE and BSCE plus a minor in mathematics, work your ass off in software/IT for 23 years and get back to me.

[editor-surveyor]

I didn’t mean that you don’t have proof readers.

People that don’t write coherently are self-limiting.
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[central_va]

And no way would I hire one of them. Someone that has spent that much time in school is definitely not a self-starter, and would need constant supervision to keep them on track.

Pinhead.

[central_va]

People that don’t write coherently are self-limiting.

Word pusher, are you having trouble following the thought of a successful Engineer? Sad.

[editor-surveyor]

The pinhead has multiple post grad degrees, and still can’t keep a job.
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[editor-surveyor]

> “Word pusher, are you having trouble following the thought of a successful Engineer?”

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Which one? None visible.

I am a successful engineer, and a significant part of my work requires signing and sealing documents that by law have to be of my own origin, and stand up to judicial examination.

Not a “word pusher,” but words are the only to convey intent.
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[editor-surveyor]

Wow, i even got Obama’s number!
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[central_va]

FUNNY TSHIRT : 333 I’M ONLY HALF EVIL

[RikaStrom]

I'm not in charge of hiring, but if I were interviewing applicants and someone brought their parents into the interview, they would not get the job. If they can't stand on their own two feet, they aren't ready for the real world. The only exception might be if I were choosing a baby sitter from the neighborhood - I'd want to know what kind of household they were from.

Sorry for the late response, I was doing my civic duty and serving on a jury today.

Absolutely, you wouldn't hire them for not being able to navigate in the real world. There's a term for it... I think it's called being a "helicopter parent". Very scary.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

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