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Desperate is what the primary person feels. Creeped out is what the receiving person feels. When does desperate become creepy? Everyone has a different definit
by irjustin 6y ago
Desperate is what the primary person feels. Creeped out is what the receiving person feels.
When does desperate become creepy? Everyone has a different definition.
If I was an exec on the receiving end, I'd definitely be put off by all of this.
- robkop 6y agoPersonally, I can feel someone's desperation and it feels a lot different to me than when someone is being socially awkward or a creep. But as someone who's done hiring before they are all pretty big put offs (maybe socially awkward isn't bad as long as it not a interaction heavy role).
- hutzlibu 6y ago"I can feel someone's desperation and it feels a lot different to me than when someone is being socially awkward or a creep." Well, isn't it possible for a person to be desperate and still creep out others? Or even more, as desperation leads to more extreme behavior.
- dkdk8283 6y agoI’m an exec. I might be impressed, might not. Context is everything. Two sides to every story. Hiring someone is a huge liability. Depending on their state it could be a 500k bet. Give me a reason to believe in you. Red flag of this post is absence of self reflection. What has been learned during this? Why do you deserve a shot?