Today's sign of the apocalypse

[atlanta cock#]

 

[PotimusWillie]

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Then they are incapable of working a job.

If a parent can’t prepare their children to talk to another adult or take instruction, why would an employer hire them?

A job is to benefit the employer first, not coddle an employee.

 

[atlanta cock#]

Then they are incapable of working a job.

If a parent can’t prepare their children to talk to another adult or take instruction, why would an employer hire them?

A job is to benefit the employer first, not coddle an employee.

Kinda like if you're too demented to stand trial, then you're automatically disqualified from running the country.

 

[TivoliDawg]

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Come on. This can’t be true.

 

[Athens is Heaven]

Then they are incapable of working a job.

If a parent can’t prepare their children to talk to another adult or take instruction, why would an employer hire them?

A job is to benefit the employer first, not coddle an employee.

If that happened when I was scheduled to interview an individual. I would politely escort them all to the front door.

 

[atlanta cock#]

Come on. This can’t be true.

26% of Gen Z respondents brought parent to job interview: Survey

Some Gen Z respondents need help from their parents during job interviews, according to a new survey.

newsnationnow.com

 

[OriginalGatorHator]

Come on. This can’t be true.

Taking a brief glance at the article the survey was published by "resume template" so that take that for whatever resume template is worth.

Additionally, it seems that the actual percentage is much smaller. 26% of gen z'rs say that they asked a parent for input on their application, which makes sense to get your folks advice on what to put on your resume and how to style it, out of that quarter a third claim their parents went to the interview with them. And that seems to be just for a ride to the interview.

So shockingly its an inflammatory headline based on a stupid survey.

 

[atlanta cock#]

Taking a brief glance at the article the survey was published by "resume template" so that take that for whatever resume template is worth.

Additionally, it seems that the actual percentage is much smaller. 26% of gen z'rs say that they asked a parent for input on their application, which makes sense to get your folks advice on what to put on your resume and how to style it, out of that quarter a third claim their parents went to the interview with them. And that seems to be just for a ride to the interview.

So shockingly its an inflammatory headline based on a stupid survey.

I don't know, but I've seen some mainstream media run the story. Anyway, I wouldn't pooh pooh an unknown poll in knee jerk fashion. Since 2016, many if not most of the mainstream polls have often been wrong, and sometimes they've been very wrong.