Naraku4656

i don't put 20% of it into retirement. something less than that. also, the $3.50 in there will need to last when i'm old. i need ur money. i'm having to carry the internet megabits back and forth myself to save money

i made it sexier

but i need it too

noooooooo

yeah that was the name

haaaaaaaaay

oh noooooooo

or whatever the fuck her name was

can u send me the money too

i just muted the tab

someone is a Quincy Jones fan

zeni i need you to follow me, set me free. trust me, and we will escape from the city

stupid yellow color

except for this

can u send me those benefits. all i have is a lowly ramen noodle

i can cram my dick so far in you that you'll remember the Alamo. women love remembering the Alamo

i've learned that it's important to be happy with what you're doing, or what you will do, but stay hungry. that's how i went from retail to uhhhhh whatever it is i do now. or don't i guess, i'm not ur mom

well if they offer it on the spot, and it's better than what you have now, then why not? or, be honest and say that you don't think you'd be a good fit for that specific role, but you think that you'd still make a good fit for the company should something else come up. if they don't offer it to you on the spot, which most places won't, shortly after or shortly before the second interview say that you found other employment but ask if you can keep in touch. get their business cards. and yeah, any employee in an at-will position should always keep on top of their interviewing skills. always be one step ahead of your employer, you never know when they'll up and decide to close your division.

thats what you think

yes, the well known street corner of Gohf Uck Dr and Yur Salf St

idk what you're talking about. i'm a big dummy who like cookies

that was this job. are you sure you'd be so lucky if they decided they didn't need you anymore tomorrow? why not spend the time to do it now? you'll look more confident in interviews because you already have a job. the interviewer has to offer you something, otherwise they're just wasting your time and theirs. always work from the high ground while you have it, don't start looking after your position to bargain has been eroded.

wouldn't it suck more to get let go and have no alternative rather than apply for something and keep the networking contact in your back pocket just in case?

idk, any job that told me "OH YEAH YOU HAVE THIS JOB RIGHT NOW BUT YOU NEVER KNOOOOOOOOOOW" i'd still keep applying but i trust no one but myself

well then i'd keep applying for jobs just in case