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Problem is, you see an attractive woman at a booth, assuming she is wearing regular business or casual attire. How do you know if she was hired because she was
by jiggy2011 14y ago
Problem is, you see an attractive woman at a booth, assuming she is wearing regular business or casual attire.
How do you know if she was hired because she was attractive or because of other skills/attributes or a mixture of both?
- waps 14y agoTalk to her. After the first sentence you will know the difference.
- jiggy2011 14y agoDepends if you start with a technical question. Though that might be a good strategy to discourage "booth babes", just keep asking shit they can't answer.
- sirclueless 14y agoThat's not really good for the booth babes or the technical women. The booth babes all get thrown out of their depth repeatedly, while the technical women have to deal with every single conversation starting out by getting quizzed live to make sure they belong in the club, which sounds totally stressful.
- mkr-hn 14y ago"Do you work here?" I ask that at the grocery store when I have a question and I'm not sure if the person is an employee of the store or one of the store's suppliers.
- jiggy2011 14y agoIf she's working the booth then she is working there in one way or another. Saying "Do you know anything about this product, or are you tits for hire?" doesn't seem like a great question either..
- mkr-hn 14y agoI misread and thought jiggy2011 was talking about not being sure if she worked there. I would assume someone hired to work a booth would know something about the product, and know who to point me to if they don't have an answer to my questions.