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"Possess strong written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills. If you can't tell the difference between "you're" and "your", your never going to be abl
by chillydawg 11y ago
"Possess strong written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills. If you can't tell the difference between "you're" and "your", your never going to be able to get you're points across to me."
Whether or not that's a joke, as someone looking to hire people, I just can't be bothered to read on.
- cpfohl 11y agoHe's probably trying to filter out people who don't find that funny. Sounds like it worked ;) Neither of you would happy working with each other.
- csorrell 11y agoI would guess that it's a joke, since both words are misused in the same sentence, but it's hard to tell. If it is a joke, it's a bit too subtle.
- it_learnses 11y agoyeah I think it's a joke as well since he missed both of them.
- djtriptych 11y agoIf you're looking to hire people, you can pretty much be bothered all the time. It's a circus.
- ybx 11y agoIt's pretty clearly a joke, as he "makes the mistake" that he was just describing was something you needed not to do.
- s73v3r 11y agoThat makes me never want to work with you.
- daltonlp 11y agowolfcastle.gif
- mettamage 11y agoIt clearly is a joke. I could see myself making the same joke when I'm in a playful mood. His other sentences are excellent, and he doesn't have other writing errors (disclaimer: not the best writer myself), that's enough proof for me. Also, he's communicating in a playful way the whole time. As cpfohl said in a similar vein: I think the joke acts as a disqualification for people who don't appreciate it, i.e. acting as a filter.