I have learned the hard way as well. What have I found out about those 95% of the companies? They are all corrupt, every single one of them. It is the 5% that matters. Any non-corrupt company looks at both history/experience and education and will have no problem hiring based on experience.
One word... family.
Almost a decade ago, I was interviewing people to be my supervisor. We ended up with a person who did not fit... and he ended up leaving last year. After that, I applied for the position and got it.
I didn't do it because of the position, I do not care much for managing. But I did it because of two reasons:
1. Who know's what the next person/wildcard would be. I could not take that chance.
2. Pay raise.
At the time, my family was growing, so I needed income to keep pace (I know, I know, plan before having kids, but as any parent knows, life does not work that way). I am not miserable, as not only do I have my programming duties, but I have managing duties as well.
It looks like you linked to the wrong eBay auction? That one does not contain complete set of every North American Super Nintendo (SNES) game ever released.
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Do what we do here. Fire them for refusing to do their job ... real simple, easy, and legal in the USA.
No. I found it interesting that he posted anonymously about a fact.
Why post anonymously? This is a known fact in the 5% of the (non-corrupt) employers.
I have learned the hard way as well. What have I found out about those 95% of the companies? They are all corrupt, every single one of them. It is the 5% that matters. Any non-corrupt company looks at both history/experience and education and will have no problem hiring based on experience.
The last day is tomorrow ... you are off by a day.
The summary is a lie. She as tasered because she refused to leave the store.
One word... family. Almost a decade ago, I was interviewing people to be my supervisor. We ended up with a person who did not fit ... and he ended up leaving last year. After that, I applied for the position and got it.
I didn't do it because of the position, I do not care much for managing. But I did it because of two reasons:
1. Who know's what the next person/wildcard would be. I could not take that chance.
2. Pay raise.
At the time, my family was growing, so I needed income to keep pace (I know, I know, plan before having kids, but as any parent knows, life does not work that way). I am not miserable, as not only do I have my programming duties, but I have managing duties as well.
It looks like you linked to the wrong eBay auction? That one does not contain complete set of every North American Super Nintendo (SNES) game ever released.