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post 1451329063 07-06-2016, 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted By HockeyBacon18
Id of thrown the kid out of his interview the minute i saw his long greasy purple hair.

Im embarrassed to be part of the "millennial" generation
Pew Research defines Millenials as those ages 18-34.(Although I'd disagree, a current 30 year old and 18 year practically grew up in different worlds)

How old is the op?
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post 1451329103 07-06-2016, 02:24 AM
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Sounds like you need to up your interviewing skills
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post 1451329273 07-06-2016, 02:27 AM
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what a *******. maybe he should try being a tradie. sounds like the only thing he would be able to do since he likes sitting on his ass all day.
post 1451329483 07-06-2016, 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted By rjones416
what a *******. maybe he should try being a tradie. sounds like the only thing he would be able to do since he likes sitting on his ass all day.
I could only imagine a kid like this showing up on a job site. Would get eaten alive. This kid is was made to work at some millennial company where you can show up in your pajamas.
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post 1451329583 07-06-2016, 02:34 AM
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Originally Posted By RespectYourself
There's always deadchits in every generation but I honestly believe that Millennials have been fkd over. They'll be forever working to fund the retirements of the Baby Boomers. This generation is probably going to be the hardest working for the smallest reward. Good luck owning property if you're young in my country. I was able to buy before prices skyrocketed but a lot of young people will be forever renting.
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post 1451329883 07-06-2016, 02:42 AM
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You telling me you guys never had boner at the wrong moment and had to stand up so you made excuses as to why you couldn't stand up?

Probably what happened here, kid wasn't expecting to be standing up. Next thing you know he's sitting down and he relaxes a bit and gets a boner. Unfamiliar with your stupid protocol he gets put on the spot. His adrenaline rushes and he can't seem to get it to go flaccid so he comes up with a stupid witty remark.

This is a typical scenario. Seen it a million times. What you wanted him to stand up and have the whole circle stare at his tent? Nah, then he would lose respect. I bet you the kid didn't know the "math problem technique" to lose his boner instantly. I suggest you teach it to him so this never happens again. Understood?
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post 1451330173 07-06-2016, 02:48 AM
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Wait... You have to actually stand up like a Kindergartener to prove your worth to superiors? I can't say I blame the kid. How demeaning.
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post 1451330213 07-06-2016, 02:49 AM
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Originally Posted By Raidersfan13
Bahahaha dang i hope thats a copypasta
it is a copypasta

it's so good because it's a new one, I saw it 2 days ago and that was it
post 1451331243 07-06-2016, 03:13 AM
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Originally Posted By 2RDEYE
surprised he wasn't fired or kicked out on the spot. your boss must be really slack.
Seriously, being slack is one thing, but being blatantly defied in front of the whole staff over some trivial stuff is instant firing.
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post 1451333133 07-06-2016, 03:51 AM
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post 1451333853 07-06-2016, 04:08 AM
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what kind of idiot thinks a meeting standing up is better than everyone sitting down and comfortable?

Kid trying to make a change for the better brah. fight the system! and all that
post 1451334283 07-06-2016, 04:20 AM
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Shows up to work with purple hair and skinny jeans? McDonalds?
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post 1451340023 07-06-2016, 05:58 AM
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Jesus. I hope the boss has the right to sack him on the spot, Damien Lewis in Billions style. There's still such a thing as insubordination.

I don't get the whole millenials thing. I mean I agree, but I wasn't in a war, and relatively pretty much had a silver spoon in my ass compared to people in the 60s, but I still get completely blown away by these actual humans who kick and scream about everything they 'deserve'.

I can't understand why it's the modern thing to be so against self improvement or earning anything. It pissen.
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post 1451340863 07-06-2016, 06:11 AM
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Had an experience of this the other week at my job. It's decent pay but really easy and not very stimulating.

We got a bunch of new casual workers in, who are part time whilst at university. Get asked to induct a guy, he's booked in for a 3 hour induction where we basically do about 20 minutes work and are supposed to just shoot the chit the 3 hours and get him used to working here.

Literally turns up and the first words out of his mouth to me are:

"Is this going to take the entire 3 hours"?



So I'm like:

"You seriously trying to get off early on your first day"?

Him:

"No it's not that but..."

Me:

"Look you can leave now if you want, but it's not a good look when you're basically getting paid a decent amount to hang out and drink expensive coffee"

I was honestly gob smacked at the laziness and entitlement.
post 1451341633 07-06-2016, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted By ko5567
Reminds me of the story I read a few days ago about a bunch of interns starting a petition to change the dress code and then getting fired.

edit: link if any of you want to readhttp://www.askamanager.org/2016/06/i...ress-code.html
Fukking lmao, what a bunch of idiots.
post 1451342533 07-06-2016, 06:30 AM
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post 1451342763 07-06-2016, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted By hotsaucebrah
Pew Research defines Millenials as those ages 18-34.(Although I'd disagree, a current 30 year old and 18 year practically grew up in different worlds)

How old is the op?
A generation is about 20 years
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post 1451342783 07-06-2016, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted By ProjectWheyhem
Had an experience of this the other week at my job. It's decent pay but really easy and not very stimulating.

We got a bunch of new casual workers in, who are part time whilst at university. Get asked to induct a guy, he's booked in for a 3 hour induction where we basically do about 20 minutes work and are supposed to just shoot the chit the 3 hours and get him used to working here.

Literally turns up and the first words out of his mouth to me are:

"Is this going to take the entire 3 hours"?



So I'm like:

"You seriously trying to get off early on your first day"?

Him:

"No it's not that but..."

Me:

"Look you can leave now if you want, but it's not a good look when you're basically getting paid a decent amount to hang out and drink expensive coffee"

I was honestly gob smacked at the laziness and entitlement.
He could have just been genuinely wondering because a meeting like that is actually likely to finish early. He wasn't very tactful but I think your response was more unprofessional than his srs. You just assumed he was trying to get off early... Why should a question like that be taken with such hostility?
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post 1451344533 07-06-2016, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted By ko5567
Reminds me of the story I read a few days ago about a bunch of interns starting a petition to change the dress code and then getting fired.

edit: link if any of you want to readhttp://www.askamanager.org/2016/06/i...ress-code.html
Fukkin LMAO this story made my day. Alpha company of peace.
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post 1451345103 07-06-2016, 07:02 AM
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Originally Posted By crupiea
I had the ceos 18 year old daughter that was assigned to me as in intern.

i am still laughing about that one. She really tried hard but i permenently contaminated he brain with my sailorly ways.

One of my proudest accomplishments to be honest.

Why they picked my i have no idea but that poor kid certainly will never be the sweet innocent thing she was when she showed up.
has anyone alerted the authorities yet?
post 1451345453 07-06-2016, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted By socrates07
you're looking at a kid who had jack sh*t for a father.. or most likely never had one to begin with

it's becoming more and more common and it's in fact the future with the destruction of the family unit
Bull****. You're looking at a kid from a generation that has been brought up to believe they are special snowflakes, and that any problem in life can be solved by complaining about it, while in the comfort of their "safe space". These dummies have been raised to believe that results don't matter as long as you "tried". That just participating in something gets you a trophy regardless of how poorly you performed. That hurt feelings are far worse than physical pain or failure.
A entire generation that has been brainwashed into believing that in order to win at something someone else has to lose. (and that's not fair)
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post 1451345573 07-06-2016, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted By ProjectWheyhem
Had an experience of this the other week at my job. It's decent pay but really easy and not very stimulating.

We got a bunch of new casual workers in, who are part time whilst at university. Get asked to induct a guy, he's booked in for a 3 hour induction where we basically do about 20 minutes work and are supposed to just shoot the chit the 3 hours and get him used to working here.

Literally turns up and the first words out of his mouth to me are:

"Is this going to take the entire 3 hours"?



So I'm like:

"You seriously trying to get off early on your first day"?

Him:

"No it's not that but..."

Me:

"Look you can leave now if you want, but it's not a good look when you're basically getting paid a decent amount to hang out and drink expensive coffee"

I was honestly gob smacked at the laziness and entitlement.
Or was he asking if it would finish early so he could start doing actual work sooner?
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post 1451346393 07-06-2016, 07:14 AM
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I'll go against "conventional wisdom" here and add that my company has done a lot of hiring over the past 2-3 years of people right out of college.

To almost a man, they've worked out good. They have computer skills, background in physics/math, and are willing to learn and are trainable. We only hire people with STEM degrees however (in before tradie vs. STEM chitstorm).

Of course, we don't hire people at $8/hour, that will get you felons. We typically pay people 50K/year out of school with a field pay differential that adds on to that. Unfortunately, with the O&G downturn we've had to let a lot of them go, they'll bounce back though.



Lol at these companies complaining about their lack of quality new hires when they pay just above minimum wage with no benefits and no advancement opportunities. With employees, as with other things, you get what you pay for.
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post 1451347933 07-06-2016, 07:28 AM
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Kid sounds alpha as fuk.

Fuk da workplace
post 1451348513 07-06-2016, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By Seatard
It sounds like a good way to keep the meeting short and to the point rather than sitting around for an hour eating pastries while some ******* rambles on about his problem with the lady in accounting.
Yeah, because there are no short meetings while sitting down. You a huddler bro?
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Blame postmodernism. A method of critique that is mistaken by the slovenly as a complete social philosophy. It allows everyone the right to be special - it's tailor-made for the average and indolent. It's much better at generating objection than it is at actually generating new ideas itself - much more interested in the deconstruction of what others have made than producing anything of original worth itself. Hipsters are painfully postmodern, for random example. They don't create new culture (music, art or dance like say punk, metal or hip hop), they conspicuously consume the culture others produced before them and look to see if anyone noticed. The same with Millenials overall - all full of bad attitude and slothful indolence, nothing to add except their presence and towering ego.
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Let's be honest here OP he's a better coder than you isn't he.
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post 1451359353 07-06-2016, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted By imbored21
Don't even blame him. I have zero respect for bosses. Work is evil.
then you can be a ****ing bum like most of your peers
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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Seems he belongs in one of these.

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