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What are your thoughts on new hires who, when you tell them something, don't believe you, on the principle that you've lied to them before? Alternately: if we
by invalidOrTaken 11y ago
What are your thoughts on new hires who, when you tell them something, don't believe you, on the principle that you've lied to them before?
Alternately: if we were to try and write this function:
fn isStatementTrue (statement){
}
and apply it to your statements to jobseekers and employees, how many lines of code would be necessary for it to achieve a 99% accuracy rate?
- lloyd-christmas 11y agoWhen I'm hungry and I go to the fridge, I'm reasonably confident that when I open the door, I'm not going to start chewing on a stick of butter or bite into an onion. That doesn't mean I know what I want to eat. Filtering out what you don't want is a lot different than choosing what you do want, and you treat them differently. Both parties know that. I don't care about being an asshole to a sheet of paper than floats onto my desk on its way to the shredder. I'd never act like an asshole in an interview. If they are in the room, they are a potential coworker and will be treated as if they are already one. Your statement can't be applied to jobseekers and employees. They aren't the same Type.