Employed brehs: What do you do when an employer ask you....

[AlainLocke]

Yep I dont know what type of fantasy world everyone is living in although I like to give plenty of notice if you are interviewing for a job you want fukk the two weeks lol.

nikkas acting like we living in 50s and shyt...

 

[Klyk21]

Most government jobs are BS, so not sure where you are going with that one.

No, they aren't This chick i met got an interview with the DOD coming up soon. She been within the government her whole career. They also have shorter retirement than normal companies do. They also have crazy days off like st patricks day and plenty of pto/vacation etc. Everyone I've met has never complained about the benefits...

 

[AlainLocke]

No, they aren't This chick i met got an interview with the DOD coming up soon. She been within the government her whole career. They also have shorter retirement than normal companies do. They also have crazy days off like st patricks day and plenty of pto/vacation etc. Everyone I've met has never complained about the benefits...

Government jobs are the best bruh if you just want a nice salary and benefits

You be on vacation while everyone else is working and you be looking at nikkas in the private sector like

 

[Klyk21]

Government jobs are the best bruh if you just want a nice salary and benefits

You be on vacation while everyone else is working and you be looking at nikkas in the private sector like

Usajobs.gov was my favorite site at one point. Just need to finish my degree up and reapply for homeland security

 

[Apollo Creed]

No, they aren't This chick i met got an interview with the DOD coming up soon. She been within the government her whole career. They also have shorter retirement than normal companies do. They also have crazy days off like st patricks day and plenty of pto/vacation etc. Everyone I've met has never complained about the benefits...

I dont think you understand what I mean by BS.

 

[AlainLocke]

Usajobs.gov was my favorite site at one point. Just need to finish my degree up and reapply for homeland security

Look at your local government for jobs...they pay a lot and easier to get into.

 

[hayesc0]

No, they aren't This chick i met got an interview with the DOD coming up soon. She been within the government her whole career. They also have shorter retirement than normal companies do. They also have crazy days off like st patricks day and plenty of pto/vacation etc. Everyone I've met has never complained about the benefits...

lol I feel like people argue just to do it sometimes with no basis in reality.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

...."Is your current job needing any notice before you commit to a position?" or a variation of the question Been at my current job for about 3 years now and I've had a couple positions call me and ask me this and I always say, " well, yes, 2 weeks...." but they usually need a person to start immediately. How is the best way to answer this....I have no idea and its "cost" me about 2-3 positions over the last couple months

It's 2 weeks all the time. If a company rejected you because they couldn't wait two weeks (which they'd expect of their employees), then they didn't want you that bad, sorry breh.

 

[69 others]

This isn't true my friend i ues to work with got a job at the fed they needed him right away he didn't have time for putting in two weeks notice worked the remainder of that week and started his new job.

i'm sorry but i don't believe that or you misunderstood what your friend told you. the government hiring process is so long, by the book and tied up in red tape i highly doubt for one minute they'll pass on a candidate because the can't start in less than two weeks, i just don't see that happening. A matter of fact i don't see that happening for professional job candidates in the private sector at decent to good employers.

 

[hayesc0]

i'm sorry but i don't believe that or you misunderstood what your friend told you. the government hiring process is so long, by the book and tied up in red tape i highly doubt for one minute they'll pass on a candidate because the can't start in less than two weeks, i just don't see that happening. A matter of fact i don't see that happening for professional job candidates in the private sector at decent to good employers.

You can believe what you want lol dudes desk was right beside mines so I know the truth.

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

Thing is, they ask that shyt on the sly though....

Employer: So, klyk21, can you start immediately?"
Me: Yes sir!

Employer:....Will your current employer be needng a 2 week notice of any sort?
Me:
Employer: *leans over to co-worker in cube next to him* Got em' with the Okie Doke AGAIN TOM. Now they can't say we didn't try to interview minorities

That's where you're fukking up