Daily laughter thread

[berry_good]

Asking about a company's turnover rate is actually a very useful question...if you have some leverage in the interview process.

Agreed, it is a useful question to ask but definitely have to ask in a smart way, maybe phrase it in a way that implies you can help the company reduce its turnover. Don't phrase it as an accusation or a challenge.  I used to be in hiring and we want to enjoy whatever little power we have during the interview process.

[Limfamily]

maybe phrase it in a way that implies you can help the company reduce its turnover. 

Really need a lot of skill to imply that and yet be able to get out of such commitment if you actually get the job.

[MooMooBird]

Agreed, it is a useful question to ask but definitely have to ask in a smart way, maybe phrase it in a way that implies you can help the company reduce its turnover. Don't phrase it as an accusation or a challenge.  I used to be in hiring and we want to enjoy whatever little power we have during the interview process.

Interesting insight but...

Really need a lot of skill to imply that and yet be able to get out of such commitment if you actually get the job.

...this is a good point also. Don't wanna get saddled with extra work on top of regular responsiblities.

[membrain]

Damn. Never thought about it this way before.

[crispy]

Damn. Never thought about it this way before.

lol after seeing that meme I went to check my signature and luckily it looks quite professional.

[Limfamily]

Interesting insight but...


...this is a good point also. Don't wanna get saddled with extra work on top of regular responsiblities.

Exactly, unless you're the chiong type then okay la, go for it.

[membrain]

[k.ng]

Or replying "you too" after a waitress tells you to enjoy your meal.

[kxingstar]

This is a disturbing thought.

[monstafish]

Or replying "you too" after a waitress tells you to enjoy your meal.

haha i said this to a grab delivery guy once but luckily he laughed.