• @EtherWhack
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    41 hour ago

    I mean, if you ignore all the cathartic yelling and cursing, then yes. Yes, I do work well under pressure.

  • @[email protected]
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    23 minutes ago

    I never got that.

    If I read on a CV “I work well under stress” all I understand is that you think lying is a natural part of working and/or that you are signaling that you expect and are consenting to be abused.

    • OfCourseNot
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      I mean I’ve never put it in my resume and I work better in a healthy environment, but under stressful and chaotic circumstances I perform much much better than most.

      My secret: I’m always super anxious, you can throw all the chaos you want my way and it’ll barely move the stress-o-meter needle a bit.

      • @[email protected]
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        142 minutes ago

        That’s cool but you can’t express it as “I work well under stress” because in these day and age tons of people write that no matter what. It doesn’t say what you think it says.

        • OfCourseNot
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          110 minutes ago

          As I said I never put it in my cv, because I know what it implies. In my country we have a similar thing with English proficiency, everyone would put ‘mid level English’ which actually means ‘barely able to order at a restaurant while pointing to things with your finger’.

    • @[email protected]
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      32 hours ago

      I think that lying 100% is part of any job today (if not you, your company) and you won’t get hired unless you give them authority to violate your rights.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 hour ago

        Lying is 100% part of a very normal and healthy diverse society. What I find perplexing is the desire to put it out there in such an explicit way.

  • FuglyDuck
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    4 hours ago

    define “work well”.

    I work in contract security, and I’ve spent the better part of a decade doing armed shit for that. Plenty of high pressure incidents. Nobody died, which was praised. But somehow I get the feeling the interviewer wouldn’t like that kind of “work”. (Like stuffing my hand up an entry wound when a construction contractor through-and-through’d his thigh with an air nailer. 9 penny nail hit his femoral artery. "hey buddy this is gonna hurt’ when the dude is bleeding out was, maybe stating the obvious. Yes. he lived. most awkward ambulance ride ever.)(in a fit of irony, their boss made him the safety guy. which he takes seriously now.)

    • This is fine🔥🐶☕🔥
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      work well

      A pool of underground water that is pumped up and used by an organization.

      Work well.