Posted on 08/10/2012 12:48:46 PM PDT by Macoozie
They’re looking for work, but definitely want—and probably need—a more social environment.
Someone I know in the industrial temp staffing business told me he had a client with a manufacturing plant in a small town about 90 miles from here. They were begging him to find them more help. Biggest problem has been that the failure rate on the drug test is 71%!
“Web based, industry focused, global platform. Connects plastics industry companies and their top tier professionals/owners globally”
This is the Companys discription. Haven’t looked them up. Sounds like some pie in the sky start up looking to get bought out as quickly as possible.
“You want a tip son? Plastics. That’s where the future is”
From “The Graduate”. Well, it’s close anyway
Ha ha—that’s what it sounds like!
Yes, that’s the actual job listing. It is linked from the article.
Maybe so - either way, the job description is mostly a load of crap. Entry level people don’t need two page resumes, and entry level jobs don’t need two page descriptions.
I read some job advice column a while back about mistakes people make on resumes and cover letters. One of them was that the candidate matched the requirements too closely. Huh? The hiring manger said “there’s nobody out there like that.”
Then why did you say that’s what you were looking for?
Sounds like a sh*tjob. Walmart would be a better alternative than that job she can’t fill.
I agree.
Did they all have cover letters?
I would have applied for it. I am in an IT tech job (contract) that doesn’t pay much more than that but it is a fairly good place. If I make my tour and assuming other things hold, a perm job pays a bit better.
If not, it isn’t bad for me as it stands now.
I would have applied for it. I am in an IT tech job (contract) that doesn’t pay much more than that but it is a fairly good place. If I make my tour and assuming other things hold, a perm job pays a bit better.
If not, it isn’t bad for me as it stands now.
Actually, one of them had a wife and child to take care of, which made his laziness even more baffling.
I thought, too, the ad looked like it had been written by a drunken chicken. It was pretty pathetic as you implied.
100% commission is not a job—it is working for yourself. If they wanted to work for 100% commission they would have started their own company already. DUH!
I don’t think 100% commission should be legal.
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