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lederkoeter
7 months ago

Yes in June 2004.Hat my short leather pants and carved short-sleeved shirt on it.Have applied for a job as a buyer at that time.The conversation lasted almost 2 hours.The head of staff asked at the very beginning whether I liked to go to the mountains.The conversation was very nice and I was then immediately hired.Why then for 16 years until I was retired as a buyer for uplifted gastronomy in Paris

rotesand
7 months ago

That was a side job I would have got, but then canceled. I could’ve earned something for myself as a young adult at a gas station with a car wash facility, but I should have served the washing facility and washed cars – and I didn’t want to spit away the dirt of any cars and then let me pick up by the owners. I wore Bermudas and some t-shirt, it was summer and very hot.

hamberlona
7 months ago

I didn’t, but when I was a scientific assistant at the university, we hired a computer science student as a student assistant, he went jogging a round and just came to the interview. In sports clothes. He was so competent that I am still happy about it today. I looked at him how to program in C properly efficiently, I learned from him, and in this style I programmed my algorithms all my career. Sometimes I think of him by reprogramming something he once created under laughter: a routine that checks whether a string is “yes” or “no”, but multilingual. He lay on the earth before laughing because he found “oui” so funny, he meant to cheek French when they chase something. The routine now understands German, English, French, Spanish, Russian and Turkish.

CEW1971
7 months ago

Yeah. I didn’t want to be hired.

CEW1971
7 months ago
Reply to  Lukas1990

No. I stayed at the post office!

Jurist354
7 months ago

Sure, if you’re a UPS driver, that’s good.

LuciusArtorius
7 months ago

Of course!

I went straight with: “You are a fresh dude. They welcomed the job.”

Another idea was not necessary.

JJMaybank
7 months ago

No, but would recommend you always go in long pants and a t shirt.

Attraktion
7 months ago

Ne, my job interviews always took place at under 20 degrees.

Attraktion
7 months ago
Reply to  Lukas1990

No, that would be an absolute no-go. Who goes in shorts has already lost.

ArLive21
7 months ago

Yes I was even in jogging pants and Gucci belly bag there and was even promoted