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I really was once in a meeting where a homeless guy had his face against the window peering in from the outside. While we were discussing what, if anything to d
by ALittleLight 5y ago
I really was once in a meeting where a homeless guy had his face against the window peering in from the outside. While we were discussing what, if anything to do about it, someone recognized the homeless guy as our corporate lawyer. In fact, he wasn't homeless at all, just disheveled. We went outside and brought him in as he was supposed to be attending this meeting.
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- exdsq 5y agoThere was a homeless guy peering in. As a group you noticed his attention to detail, a skill important to a good lawyer. You unanimously agreed to invite him in and offer him a job as a corporate lawyer. He's now the CEO. His name? Jeff Bezos. The biggest advantage of someone with no experience is they don't know what's scary, stupid, or impossible. So they end up doing magic. #HireNoExperience #TakeRisks #PoorNowLaw
- hluska 5y agoThis is getting too close to LinkedIn. I’m out…:)
- zhte415 5y agoYou may enjoy the book Hold My Blackberry.
- theWreckluse 5y agoWho moved my Blackberry?
- chasd00 5y agoheh i went to a Salesforce thing many years ago not knowing what to expect. I showed up in jeans, tshirt, and my backpack with a kind of confused and lost demeanor (this was also my first time to San Fran). One of the hosts opened the door for me and was like "come in come in, here get yourself something to eat" and walked me over to the breakfast spread. I'm pretty certain he thought i was homeless. When I said i was here for the event he said kinda sharply "oh. go over there and get a badge." and walked away haha.