Never underestimate an old man with a bowling ball shirt

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Next time they seem taken aback you should play dumb. Oh, by your look 100k is low, is $120k more in line with the Never underestimate an old man with a bowling ball shirt Additionally,I will love this market now? It’s been a few years. I mean if you apply for the job because it was in that range and they lied it’s not likely you are taking a low ball 70k or lower offer anyway. That’s what it seemed like when I told him. He acted like it was a crazy proposition and $100k was an outrageous number, when their job description provides the range. Also want to mention that when I asked about where we are the recruiter said “hiring manager is out for a week” I worked IT for nearly 20 years and every single position I got through a recruiter was trash regardless of pay, if a company can’t recruit from within, based on employee referrals or general submissions there’s usually a problem and that’s why they are using head hunters. One place the job was amazing, world travel, sick office, got to work on awesome projects, but my direct reporting boss was a maniac, day drink alcoholic who would literally throw fists in the office and trash the place when he wanted. It was so dysfunctional. I think IT recruiters are the worst. They are not IT folks and really don’t understand anything but checking every box. But they don’t even understand what the content of the box is. Want some advice? Lie. Lie about your work history, lie about present/past salary. I refused to do this for my whole career until about a month ago and said fuck it. Got hired in less than a week after my “new” resume.

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Don’t lie about anything you don’t think you could learn to do in a reasonable time frame. And also you can make things that you actually did seem like bigger deal than they were. What I usually do is make things that I have done seem like a bigger deal than they really were. Like, for example, if I created a dashboard to help with supply chain. I’d say something like “Created dashboard using such and such, to track such and such, and identified x amount of errors that resulted in x amount of dollars being saved”…. Even if it’s all BS and all I really did was create a dashboard that tracked shipments. Just make sure you can talk to it. Obviously don’t lie about places you worked or job titles. Those are easier to verify. Just embellish what you have done to make it seem like a bigger deal than it is, and if you can even completely make stuff up as long as your confident you can learn to do it in a timely fashion. Job hopping is the Never underestimate an old man with a bowling ball shirt Additionally,I will love this absolute best thing you could ever do as a young adult. I’m 56 and I’ve hopped for years. Once you get the training and experience you’ll need to take it elsewhere or give the company an opportunity to pay you right. If they don’t, someone else will. Two years is a very good number.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.