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You can have 3 years at McDonalds. No, that's clearly not what it means. "3+ years experience" always means "3+ years of relevant experience." Mostly that cl
by kafkaesq 11y ago
You can have 3 years at McDonalds.
No, that's clearly not what it means.
"3+ years experience" always means "3+ years of relevant experience."
Mostly that clause is added to weed away wannabes.
No. It's specifically there to weed out anyone with 2.99726 years experience of, also. In other words, it's just nonsense filler.
In more direct terms, what it's really trying to say is:
"Shit, the bossman wants me to crank out 10 position reqs before the 4p meeting. But I'm so hungry I can't think straight, and all the good bagels in the kitchen have been taken... What am I gonna say... I know, lemme just mouse-grab from this other startup's jobsite over here..."
- vinceguidry 11y agoThis attitude is counter-productive and will lead to only being able to get jobs precisely like the ones you describe, where you're over-worked and underpaid. Work is what you make of it. If you want to hate work, that thing you have to spend 40+ hours of your week doing, then nobody is going to stop you. One can make work into something that adds to your life instead of takes away from it. If you can figure out how to do this then you'll find that everything about your life changes utterly for the better.