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Their sales team is a nightmare, I had to block them on personal and company email.

by bunnyfoofoo 3y ago

bena 3y ago
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- nicenewtemp84 3y ago
  Ive worked in sales for over 10 years. Incel is a weird insult for salespeople, as I've never met a group of people that sleeps around more than salespeople. I spent years selling cars even, and if you bring a gf or wife you're having trouble with to go car shopping... Odds of her later sleeping with the car salesman are not zero to put it mildly.
  - torbTurret 3y ago
    Nowadays, incel is synonymous with the Andrew Tate “top g”/alpha sex obsession. Backwards? Definitely, but more symbolic of the arrested development/lack of maturity than the lack of sex. Sleeping with others’ significant others, or actively trying to/bragging about it is a perfect example. Low-class behavior that will get you props from low-class folks.
    - TOMDM 3y ago
      I've certainly heard that fans of Andrew Tate are incels, or that their world view and advice is built for incels, but I've not heard of many people calling Andrew Tate himself an incel. An incel maker though for sure.
      - nicenewtemp84 3y ago
        I'm far from an incel (thank you height and sales skills), but I've been around the 'manosphere' online even since early "Ladder Theory" and before pickup artists learned how to internet market. Reality is some guys are not genetically blessed PLUS they have been lied to when it comes to what women really want. If you take an average real incel, and give him advice from his mother+sister+female friends, and advice from Andrew Tate, I promise you he will get further with Andrew Tates advice. His mom's advice MIGHT get him a girlfriend that uses him for money, and divorced later in life.. andrew Tate will atleast tell him to get actually attractive through working out and performance at work/business.
    - nicenewtemp84 3y ago
      No one, or atleast very few, were sleeping with someone's significant other. Who wants to do that and then be a sitting duck at work where the angry bf/husband can walk in and see you any moment. When the women are ready to leave the bfs, that's when they contact the salesperson. I've seen it happen atleast 10 times, 2 to me personally. Even dated that nightmare for 2 years once. But go ahead and label everything you misconstrued as low class.
      - torbTurret 3y ago
        Never mind what was misconstrued or not. The behavior I mentioned is low class. If you feel it applies to you/your experience, whatever, but it’s not a personal jab.
        nicenewtemp84 3y ago
        This is a weird way to explain away a mistake. "Ya I totally strawmaned what you said, but look, my point is valid!"
- fear_and_coffee 3y ago
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tcas 3y ago
Just wait until they find your personal cell phone number and try to force you into scheduling a "time that works" on the calendar.
- oh_sigh 3y ago
  Just keep scheduling a time that works, and then don't show up.
  - mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y ago
    Man I bet you could write a really dumb script that automates it too.
    - airstrike 3y ago
      Make sure you include a logger in that script to catch any anomalies
  - a4isms 3y ago
    Back in the days when this kind of thing happened on the telephone, the SERIOUSLY passive aggressive trick was to talk to them, and then hang up on yourself. Repeatedly. "Hi this is Arnie from CHewemup'n'Spitemout Staffing, is this Bob?" "Hey Arnie, what perfect timing! I just started looking for a new opportunity, and I'm really excited to— CLICK." Ring ring. "This is Arnie, we seem to have been cut off." "Oh Arnie, right, thought you hung up on me." "No, not me, must be a bad connection. You were saying?" "Yes, I was saying this is a great time to talk about opportunities. I just finished a major Java Enterprise JavaBeans project, and I'm— CLICK." Lather, rinse, repeat, as the meme used to go before we called them memes.
    - keeganpoppen 3y ago
      oh man, that's great-- you could probably get through a LOTT more CLICKs before they get the point. what a great use of human psychology-- they assume you have good intentions because you called them... it's a bit devious, but i'm gonna have to add that one to the toolbox hahaha.
ogn3rd 3y ago
I briefly worked there. They literally have no idea what they're doing, like not even a little bit.
- ativzzz 3y ago
  I think the vast majority of us don't either

Their sales team is a nightmare, I had to block them on personal and company email.

bena 3y ago

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nicenewtemp84 3y ago
Ive worked in sales for over 10 years. Incel is a weird insult for salespeople, as I've never met a group of people that sleeps around more than salespeople. I spent years selling cars even, and if you bring a gf or wife you're having trouble with to go car shopping... Odds of her later sleeping with the car salesman are not zero to put it mildly.
- torbTurret 3y ago
  Nowadays, incel is synonymous with the Andrew Tate “top g”/alpha sex obsession. Backwards? Definitely, but more symbolic of the arrested development/lack of maturity than the lack of sex. Sleeping with others’ significant others, or actively trying to/bragging about it is a perfect example. Low-class behavior that will get you props from low-class folks.
  - TOMDM 3y ago
    I've certainly heard that fans of Andrew Tate are incels, or that their world view and advice is built for incels, but I've not heard of many people calling Andrew Tate himself an incel. An incel maker though for sure.
    - nicenewtemp84 3y ago
      I'm far from an incel (thank you height and sales skills), but I've been around the 'manosphere' online even since early "Ladder Theory" and before pickup artists learned how to internet market. Reality is some guys are not genetically blessed PLUS they have been lied to when it comes to what women really want. If you take an average real incel, and give him advice from his mother+sister+female friends, and advice from Andrew Tate, I promise you he will get further with Andrew Tates advice. His mom's advice MIGHT get him a girlfriend that uses him for money, and divorced later in life.. andrew Tate will atleast tell him to get actually attractive through working out and performance at work/business.
  - nicenewtemp84 3y ago
    No one, or atleast very few, were sleeping with someone's significant other. Who wants to do that and then be a sitting duck at work where the angry bf/husband can walk in and see you any moment. When the women are ready to leave the bfs, that's when they contact the salesperson. I've seen it happen atleast 10 times, 2 to me personally. Even dated that nightmare for 2 years once. But go ahead and label everything you misconstrued as low class.
    - torbTurret 3y ago
      Never mind what was misconstrued or not. The behavior I mentioned is low class. If you feel it applies to you/your experience, whatever, but it’s not a personal jab.
      - nicenewtemp84 3y ago
        This is a weird way to explain away a mistake. "Ya I totally strawmaned what you said, but look, my point is valid!"
fear_and_coffee 3y ago
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tcas 3y ago

Just wait until they find your personal cell phone number and try to force you into scheduling a "time that works" on the calendar.

oh_sigh 3y ago
Just keep scheduling a time that works, and then don't show up.
- mtlmtlmtlmtl 3y ago
  Man I bet you could write a really dumb script that automates it too.
  - airstrike 3y ago
    Make sure you include a logger in that script to catch any anomalies
- a4isms 3y ago
  Back in the days when this kind of thing happened on the telephone, the SERIOUSLY passive aggressive trick was to talk to them, and then hang up on yourself. Repeatedly. "Hi this is Arnie from CHewemup'n'Spitemout Staffing, is this Bob?" "Hey Arnie, what perfect timing! I just started looking for a new opportunity, and I'm really excited to— CLICK." Ring ring. "This is Arnie, we seem to have been cut off." "Oh Arnie, right, thought you hung up on me." "No, not me, must be a bad connection. You were saying?" "Yes, I was saying this is a great time to talk about opportunities. I just finished a major Java Enterprise JavaBeans project, and I'm— CLICK." Lather, rinse, repeat, as the meme used to go before we called them memes.
  - keeganpoppen 3y ago
    oh man, that's great-- you could probably get through a LOTT more CLICKs before they get the point. what a great use of human psychology-- they assume you have good intentions because you called them... it's a bit devious, but i'm gonna have to add that one to the toolbox hahaha.

ogn3rd 3y ago

I briefly worked there. They literally have no idea what they're doing, like not even a little bit.

ativzzz 3y ago
I think the vast majority of us don't either