[Tfug] OT A word of thanks

Matt Jacob m at mattjacob.com
Wed Oct 8 19:51:12 MST 2008


Hey Bowie,

Just an FYI: I received duplicate copies of several of your messages 
earlier today, and I assume others did as well (that's why this is going 
to the entire list instead of just to you). It looks like you're 
including TFUG twice in your To: headers somehow:

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Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2008 18:13:42 +0000
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Carry on...

Matt

bpoag at comcast.net wrote:
> Ding ding ding.. Exactly.
> 
> Wan't a job? Prove it. Be persistant, but not aggrevating. Act like a fish nipping at the bait. It keeps your name fresh.
> 
> The company you're applying for is not in the business of helping you get a job elsewhere, nor are they interested in helping you get a job with their competitors. If the half a dozen or so people i've had the task of hiring over the years, I only sat down with one and explained to him why he wasn't going to get the job---And that was only because he was a kid, and so blatantly lied on his resume' that I wanted to shame him into being honest for his own sake.
> 
> (That kid in particular showed up to his interview in a business suit, but wearing dirty sneakers. He'd fail the butter knife test, even if he had the skills, which he lied about. Couldn't even write a simple Hello World, despite his "extensive knowledge of C++".)
> 
> Cheers,
> Bowie





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