Interviews are a weird lying contest where neither of you can be truly honest about the business or your career goals.
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2024
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What is a polite way to say “f**k off”?
This interview is over. Your company failed the basic expectations I have of compensation for work.
Lol you're interviewing at a Wendy's.
"Options" aren't exactly something you have a lot of.
Only every other entry level service industry job. It's not like there's a ton of those around...
LoL you think this only applies to Wendy's.
I was giving an example of a polite way to say "fuck off."
If I was interviewing with Wendy's I would be interviewing for VP of logistics, but my skills are better suited for property management, TBH. If I wanted to work for someone else.
"I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your invaluable input, and kindly invite you to redirect your suggestions to a more interested recipient."
Under heavy consideration, I have decided to decline your offer and ask that you please fuck off.
"Dearest [gentleman/madame], I sincerely wish that thy behind be filled with a solid apparatus in an uncomfortable manner."
I just applied at a cabinet shop. They sent me a personality quiz.
How much money you got boy? If you pay the right price, your employee will be nice.
I wouldn't make that assumption...
I would if it was me mista. Ain't no rest for the wicked. It was a play on some lyrics. https://youtu.be/HKtsdZs9LJo?feature=shared