Several boomer relatives have NEVER been dinged on a job application
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Date: February 2nd, 2023 3:23 PM Author: Hairraiser gas station reading party
In high school, the local record store had a help wanted sign, so you walked right in and got a job.
In college, they asked who was hiring for interesting entry level work and someone got them a job.
After that, they just job hopped until they all lived in million dollar houses and the economy was in shambles. No sending hundreds of apps. No ghosting. Definitely no 4 rounds of interviews.
These boomers run the gamut from HYP high achievers to more average SUNY alums. Individually, they're all very nice, if completely clueless.
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Date: February 2nd, 2023 4:07 PM Author: Bright State Round Eye
I was giving never been dinged a reasonable construction. The archetypal boomer might have gotten a job by going into the record store and asking if they were hiring. That doesn't mean they literally got hired at the first record store they walked into. Their useless advice is typically to pound the pavement and go from business to business, not to just walk into any business and start working there. I suspect if you asked the boomers you're so irate about have been rejected from at least one job one time.
A strict reading of this is just absurd. "Oh no, I didn't get the job at Burger King, instead I worked at a Chinese eatery, I've been DINGED. If only I was a boomer!"
And I lucked into nothing. In house jobs like to hire known quantities because determining legal skills in an interview is hard. If you were any good in lol school you had biglaw if you wanted it. If you were any good in biglaw, then you very easily transitioned into in-house work even if you had to apply at two places. If this wasn't your experience, either you didn't want it or you weren't good.
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Date: February 2nd, 2023 3:30 PM Author: claret kitty cat
My parents are like "it's cool, everyone just gets tons of promotions if you put any effort in at all and then you'll get your pension and chill forever"
Makes me maf.
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Date: February 2nd, 2023 3:50 PM Author: mint frisky principal's office
In college I got a job because I went to get a sandwich, and the shop proprieter yelled at me "Hey man, do you need a job? We're hiring."
I hadn't even really thought about getting a job at that point (it was the beginning of Fall Semester), but I thought for a second and I said, "yeah sure."
He told me to fill out an application and bring it back on any day at 10:30. On the day I brought it back he put me on the line, rolling the sandwiches. At the end of the day, he said, "do you still want a job?"
I said, "yes."
He said, "here, memorize what's in these sandwiches. when you can get the whole menu committed to memory, I'll give you a quarter raise."
And that, my friends, is how I went from making $7.25 an hour to making $7.50 an hour making sandwiches for people.
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