Engineering = time consuming + Lack of women = pent up sexual frustration.
Religion = relief of such frustration.
Before you know it, your blowing up a plane.
When I interview I almost always get the question, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years". We can go off on all sorts of psychology tangents as to what they really want, but I usually translate the question as "Do you see yourself here and in what position". I almost always give the same bullshit answer because if I tell them that I will probably may be at another company for similar reasons that sandbags posted, I fell I wont get the job. The irony is that maybe if I were to be honest, I would have probably landed the job.
After reading your post I am curious about one thing. When you were interviewing from job to job, did you make them feel as if you wanted to work for their company forever or did you take a more straight forward, less bullshit, e.g. I will work hard and efficiently, but if I am not satisfied I will leave, approach?
Given how the job market is now you feel almost lucky to even land a job, much less be interviewing for another one.
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Engineering = time consuming + Lack of women = pent up sexual frustration. Religion = relief of such frustration. Before you know it, your blowing up a plane.
In other words we are getting so lazy that now walking is just too damn hard to do. Hooray for technology!!
When I interview I almost always get the question, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years". We can go off on all sorts of psychology tangents as to what they really want, but I usually translate the question as "Do you see yourself here and in what position". I almost always give the same bullshit answer because if I tell them that I will probably may be at another company for similar reasons that sandbags posted, I fell I wont get the job. The irony is that maybe if I were to be honest, I would have probably landed the job.
After reading your post I am curious about one thing. When you were interviewing from job to job, did you make them feel as if you wanted to work for their company forever or did you take a more straight forward, less bullshit, e.g. I will work hard and efficiently, but if I am not satisfied I will leave, approach? Given how the job market is now you feel almost lucky to even land a job, much less be interviewing for another one.