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Houle posted:I find this really strange, like, I get it is all about a perception and accountability thing but getting drunk on the weekend is really just something young people have been doing since alcohol have gotten cheaper. So long as they are not photographing themselves doing something illegal it shouldn't really bar someone from entry job all it does is encourage people to make fake social media accounts for professional settings. Like, the only reason why this is a thing now is that it's a new technology now. People have been documenting their wacky activities and sexual exploits since the printed word. sorry but if a cursory search shows hundreds of pictures of you getting bombed in public and you have visible tattoos then old white people are not going to call you back for a job
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if u don't understand that maybe when someone googles u there shouldn't be 100 results of u getting hosed up and screaming about the patriarchy... ... U might be a millenial
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Feb 28, 2016 23:32
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it becomes a test in itself, never mind if it's for a good reason or not: axiom: having easily-found pictures of yourself getting smashed is bad. has the candidate failed to hide these y/n? if y, do you really want to trust the candidate with other tasks? if n, they're either really boring or at least smart enough to hide their transgressions.
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I should be able to be irresponsible and make an idiot of myself in public and it makes no sense to me why this should affect other people's perception of me. I mean, all throughout history nobody has ever had a grown up job, and people have always drunk and made a big spectacle of themselves in public and their parents have paid the bills. This whole idea of "responsibility" and "not being a stupid piece of poo poo" was made up by Americans in the 50s to sell plastic things because American culture is a pretty drat trendy scapegoat.
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reallivedinosaur posted:I should be able to be irresponsible and make an idiot of myself in public and it makes no sense to me why this should affect other people's perception of me. well ok but I get hosed up all the goddamn time but if u Google me there are no pictures of that dude u gotta be 48" tall to ride the roller coaster of not being a poor and millenials are intentionally cutting off they own legs
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reallivedinosaur posted:This whole idea of "responsibility" and "not being a stupid piece of poo poo" was made up by Americans in the 50s to sell plastic things because American culture is a pretty drat trendy scapegoat.
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Houle posted:I find this really strange, like, I get it is all about a perception and accountability thing but getting drunk on the weekend is really just something young people have been doing since alcohol have gotten cheaper. So long as they are not photographing themselves doing something illegal it shouldn't really bar someone from entry job all it does is encourage people to make fake social media accounts for professional settings. Like, the only reason why this is a thing now is that it's a new technology now. People have been documenting their wacky activities and sexual exploits since the printed word. Here's the thing - if there's a billion qualified applicants for every single job, why would I hire someone who has drunk photos on their facebook page when I can hire someone who doesn't?
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Prav posted:it becomes a test in itself, never mind if it's for a good reason or not: The thing is the standard for this poo poo isn't that high, I don't use social media but I would imagine its as simple as setting your profile to private and not having the preview photo be of yourself puking.
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Naerasa posted:Here's the thing - if there's a billion qualified applicants for every single job, why would I hire someone who has drunk photos on their facebook page when I can hire someone who doesn't? Cause at the end of the day it is about someone who makes the company money and doesn't disrupt the atmosphere of the job which you can probably glean from the resume and contacting references and if need be police check. I'd rather contact the previous places of employment and ask basic questions to ascertain if this person will be responsible on the clock. So long as their performance during Monday to Friday isn't an issue they can do whatever they want on the weekend there's some assumption that with meager salary cheap sources of mind numbing will be sought out. Some get poo poo faced, some poo poo post. But it's possible that I just grew up during Myspace and Hi5 and have some sort of environmental adaptation since the only diff from the 40 year old dude who gets poo poo faced and comes in to work with a red nose and the 20 some year old who gets poo poo faced and comes in with bloodshot eyes is that he gets a little blue thumbs up. Granted my examples here are from two people I used to work retail with so not exactly setting the bar too high.
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Houle posted:So people like to work for companies they recognize and use. What are the gen x approved jobs to have as dreamjobs? Maybe that park service thing where you live in a big tower in the middle of the forest and look out for fires, but mostly just drink yourself to death.
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The cruel irony seems to be that taking pictures of you excessively drinking on your own time will keep you from gen -x approved jobs of paying for excessive drinking on the job.
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Can't believe that I didn't get the HR rep job when they googled my name and 10 pictures of me vomiting popped up
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Ork of Fiction posted:Maybe that park service thing where you live in a big tower in the middle of the forest and look out for fires, but mostly just drink yourself to death. That job is hip with millennials. They even made a video game for it https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/firewatch-ps4/
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Feb 29, 2016 01:16
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Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYD8x0KxBjI
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters lmao
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The issue isn't that people are drinking, it's that they are putting severely unflattering photos up in public to represent themselves. They are the people that can't put their phone down for half a second, are self-obsessed, and do not know how to create a public appearance. All those things are very bad for business.
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters lmao as the video goes on the mort goldman character from family guy starts to seep through her sobbing "oh it was just awful they said such mean horrible things and shoved a pine cone up my rear end"
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DreamShipWrecked posted:The issue isn't that people are drinking, it's that they are putting severely unflattering photos up in public to represent themselves. They are the people that can't put their phone down for half a second, are self-obsessed, and do not know how to create a public appearance. All those things are very bad for business. People can't even sit through a two hour movie without checking their phone any more. Last week when I went to see deadpool some guy yelled at someone in front of him to get the gently caress off Facebook during the last scene.
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Alucard Nacirema posted:That job is hip with millennials. They even made a video game for it That's almost certainly why he even knew that job existed in the first place. Also it doesn't exist anymore computers do that now I guess.
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Feb 29, 2016 02:10
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters Voting for trump to make her cry more. She is pretty when she cries
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters Does she live in a maintenance closet?
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Big City Drinkin posted:Does she live in a maintenance closet? And works in a toilet store.
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters Would that sjw
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Big City Drinkin posted:Does she live in a maintenance closet? times is tough
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why those gay guys have grreasy hair, they dont have shampoo?
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Posting criminal evidence on the internet FTW
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Deliverance reboot looks pretty good so far.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/02/24/life-with-isis-is-really-hard-discovers-swedish-teen-who-joined-jihadists/ Guess millenials are dumb in other countries too. Thank god we are not alone.
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ChesterJT posted:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2016/02/24/life-with-isis-is-really-hard-discovers-swedish-teen-who-joined-jihadists/ I'm pretty sure most of ISIS are millennials too.
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Big City Drinkin posted:I'm pretty sure most of ISIS are millennials too. for sure. even al qaeda was like "those kids are too brutal!"
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Big City Drinkin posted:I'm pretty sure most of ISIS are millennials too. Head Isis Dude - "People in American don't use the right pronouns." *ISIS terror cells begins frothing at mouth, screaming, preparing bombs, posting on Tumblr*
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An open letter to Al-Baghdadi: Fresh out of college with a BA in English Lit I moved to Raqqa for an entry-level job,
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Big City Drinkin posted:An open letter to Al-Baghdadi:
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Alucard Nacirema posted:Millennial Bernie supporter has nervous breakdown after dealing with Trump supporters Once upon a time you dressed so fine Threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you? People call, say, "Beware doll, you're bound to fall," You thought they were all a’kiddin' you You used to laugh about Everybody that was hanging out Now you don't talk so loud Now you don't seem so proud About having to be scrounging your next meal 
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symbolic posted:to be fair, anyone signing up for the army thinking it's just a free ride to a good future is an idiot I had a friend my first year of college who fell for that dog and pony show. The punchline was this was the year 2000, when that still meant just spending your service on a base somewhere. 
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Choco1980 posted:I had a friend my first year of college who fell for that dog and pony show. whoopsie daisy, wont do that again!
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