We haven't risen far from the questions I was asked, interviewing for professional accounting positions in the sixties. Who will take care of your children if they are home from school, sick?
I gather that when you apply for a job now you don't have to give your age, state if you are male or female and give your name even - just in case they don't give an interview on the grounds that you are too old, too fertile or that ethnicity can be implied by your 'funny sounding name'
The man on the left is a useless shit
ReplyDeleteOh so,is the middle woman
ReplyDeleteThe man on the right isnt up to much either
ReplyDeleteI shared this very same meme on my blog once. I love it! Those standard interview questions are just awful.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't risen far from the questions I was asked, interviewing for professional accounting positions in the sixties. Who will take care of your children if they are home from school, sick?
ReplyDeleteIt's just a new level of inane stupidity.
DeleteMy interviewee skills are the same as hers.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that when I put it up!
DeleteI wondered when I saw it last night but I dare not be so presumptive. It seemed very me.
DeleteYes but everything seems very you to you doesn't it?
DeleteI don't give a shit what you think.
DeleteThat is definitely not honest.
DeleteI gather that when you apply for a job now you don't have to give your age, state if you are male or female and give your name even - just in case they don't give an interview on the grounds that you are too old, too fertile or that ethnicity can be implied by your 'funny sounding name'
ReplyDeleteAdvice to a young woman from her father once: "Never marry anyone whose name ends in a vowel."
DeleteI think they said that no one would be President of The U S of A whose name ended with a vowel.
DeleteHow wrong they were!
DeleteIt is now so long since I had an interview that I can't remember what one is! How honest is that?
ReplyDeleteAs honest as you think it is, Weave.
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