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Many bits of paperwork had a "do not write below the line" type areas. I always wrote something My favorite is those company get-to-know-you questions written
by reaperducer 2y ago
Many bits of paperwork had a "do not write below the line" type areas. I always wrote something
My favorite is those company get-to-know-you questions written or oral that ask you to yourself in one word.
"Does not follow directions."
- Loughla 2y agoOh sweet Lord one of my proudest moments at a college that I used to work for was the getting to know you thing. The last question was always a "fun" question. Mine was why don't they make planes out of the black box material. I wrote seven pages with diagrams, charts, and explanation of the weights and air resistances of various metal alloys that most planes are made of. There were foot notes and an additional two pages of citations. And on the tenth page was just one line, "I made all of that up. I hope you enjoyed reading this." I got so much hate mail from the physics department. It was amazing.
- alasdair_ 2y agoI had an interview once where they asked "can you describe yourself in one word?" and they disliked my answer of "no".
- duxup 2y agoI like to think Steve Jobs would have respected that ... a little, even if that makes them hard to work with. https://youtu.be/s4Cz49MLh4o?t=143 https://youtu.be/s4Cz49MLh4o?t=143