Yeah, you can't move for people selling those.
I know, Amazon is full of traders selling them[emoji6]
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Yeah, you can't move for people selling those.
I wondered how long it would be.
You would have to send two...one for you,one for Nibble.
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Why would I do that? We’re the same person. Nibble is my old user name.
Anyway, enjoy the match. Let’s hope we smash the porridge gobblers.
Bit like Norma and Norman Bates?
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I’ve received a few with pics on over the years, and I don’t think it a coincidence that they’ve all been from conventionally attractive women. I find it quite annoying, if not slightly insulting to my professional integrity, that they think it’ll make a difference - same with turning up to an interview with loads of cleavage out.
Putting aside the misguided thinking of theirs, it's also quite a gamble to assume that the interviewer is going to be a heterosexual male, or (not that i think this would ever enter their thinking) a gay female.
It shouldn't matter what someone looks like.
Class.
No . . . .but it does make a difference sadly.
As an engineer, its 99% men everywhere I've ever worked.
No . . . .but it does make a difference sadly.
As an engineer, its 99% men everywhere I've ever worked.
Blokes in their 50s can be lookers.I've almost never seen a cv with a photo on when people have applied to me for a job - which is weird because most people's LinkedIn profile has a picture. Then, about 2 weeks ago I got a cv with a picture on! When I opened the thread I thought this might be a discussion about a new trend.
The one I got certainly wasn't a "looker", it was from a bloke in his 50s.
I've almost never seen a cv with a photo on when people have applied to me for a job - which is weird because most people's LinkedIn profile has a picture. Then, about 2 weeks ago I got a cv with a picture on! When I opened the thread I thought this might be a discussion about a new trend.
The one I got certainly wasn't a "looker", it was from a bloke in his 50s.