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I prefer to work with a product before getting any formal training. That way the training material looks familiar. I kind of hate formal training anyway, it's only good for getting a certification or degree of some sort. I just failed this second interview for not knowing these technical SQL terms and their definitions. It sucks too, because I've been saying for months, I'm going to start brushing up on it. Just knowing how to do it doesn't cut it anymore. I think that's why a lot of people don't advance in their careers like they should. They aren't always able to explain their jobs technically, but they know the shyt inside and out. Meanwhile the guy that barely knows shyt, but studied from a book gets promoted.Not paying attention to anything they are teaching. I'll just learn by actually doing and making mistakes like I always do.
You finna have my son ?The dude from the interview looked and sounded like Jackie Chan. I didn't understand one word he was saying.
I left my corporate job like nearly two years ago and I hate myself for it. Been hustling, grinding, and failing ever since. Trying to get back into corporate ASAP. I have a couple of interviews today and some other stuff. I'm technically a recruiter for this other small business, but after meeting with him yesterday, I still feel unemployed
You finna have my son ?
I read a few pages ago about your friend doing sheist business
Why because of the 401k? What made you leave? I think its good for you tho. Theres gotta be some new skills youve gained out here, right?
Nope, I'm not getting tricked twice. I will drop a whole infant off right on your step and send you child support.
LOL I'll be in the AF by then. Better em off on the church doorstep.
She does awful business. The quality of care at her center for the children is excellent, but the operations is shyt. She pissed me off today, but I love her and want her to do well. I just don't see her being able to keep up the amount of juggling she does on a regular basis. At some point you have to tire.
I left because I was tired of that work environment. Then the opportunity to work with her basically being like an IT/Operations/Finance manager came up, but the center JUST opened like last week, so she's just been paying me to do some adhoc stuff. My other friend told me to have a business meeting with her so, I have been creating a mock budget and proposal of what I would like to do for her and how I think it would relieve some pressure off her. I still need steady employment in the mean time. The recruiter thing is good, because it's flexible, I can work from home, and hopefully find a great job for someone.
IT bae. Your ass is goals
