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I use language like that in certain settings as well. But not in business. And not in a college interview. Now if I was going to hire you for a big freelance
by larrys 13y ago
I use language like that in certain settings as well. But not in business. And not in a college interview.
Now if I was going to hire you for a big freelance project and you used language like that over the phone while I was asking you some questions it would definitely change my confidence in hiring you.
- BlackDeath3 13y ago>Now if I was going to hire you for a big freelance project and you used language like that over the phone while I was asking you some questions it would definitely change my confidence in hiring you. And that would make rethink working for you. What's the problem with the language?
- unclebucknasty 13y agoThat's a bit circular. You care because you've decided that it's important and believe others should believe the same. But, it doesn't materially have anything to do with anything. A candidate is not inherently less capable of doing the job simply because of their language unless, of course, their job is to please people who care about language. Personally, I appreciate a person who says what he thinks, and I think we see painfully little of this in the business world.