I've found that throwing in "Wow thats a great questions" has been received well. People like compliments.Originally Posted by DeaconCav06
I've found that throwing in "Wow thats a great questions" has been received well. People like compliments.
Heater.
So...it’s only Wednesday? FML
24a was my last one, I had one square left and figured it’d be my guess the alphabet strategy but got it quick. I believe it was my Seinfeld knowledge responsible for getting Bobo. Hate when the puzzles are easy overall but then there’s one totally random corner that makes you feel like an idiot for not getting it at the same pace as the rest. 12m today and thus ends #crosswordtalk.
Juice how’s your morning
Ive kept my beard manageable during covid but starting to rock a mullet as I haven’t gotten a haircut in months
feels bad, man
Haircut, dentist, and eye doctor were the three to dos on my list when I was vaccinated. However over the last year I have been using a mobile barber and I’m never going back.
Fucking bitcoin mining. Just....jesus.
This shit is so stupid, but not as stupid as Top Shot
I was explicitly told to stop doing this bc questioners know their questions are good and don't appreciate being patronized. Also, many will recognize it as a stall tactic.
I try to save for one good, tactical "great question"
Everyone likes to have their dick sucked. You just gotta make sure it's a good dick sucking and not a half-hearted just-for-maintenance thing.
I've flipped that a little to a humble "oh wow I wasn't prepared for that question"
It conveys the same sentiment, which is that the question is very good, and that you did prepare for questions of all kinds except that super special one
Not advice though, idk what works in interviews and what doesn't
Hahha, I would never advise using the words "I wasn't prepared..." in an interview.
But point taken...it can be done strategically and gracefully!
I usually try to perform a kind of spontaneity and extemporaneity (is that a word?) even though I've totally rehearsed what I'm going to say
i got stumped on "what would you be doing with your life if money were no concern?" and i think i said something to that effect, but can't remember the exact wording
There is no such thing as a 400m sprint. At least not the way I run. And especially after that other stuff.
My best advice for a job interview is to have an interesting last name that everyone fucking loves and spends the entire time talking about. Then they give you the job.
Haha, my immediate response to that is "the same thing I'm doing now" -- i.e. The job I'm interviewing for.
I'd talk in general about how I maintain a healthy work/life balance
"I would be a project analyst at the fifth largest North American publishing company" is just so damn phony tho, which would have been my answer at the time
the work life balance answer is the right one
When I went in to get my blood work this morning I was like the only person under 80 at my doctor. Is that a bad sign?
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