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Re: Merkel and Austerity 

By: wilful in FFFT | Recommend this post (2)
Wed, 25 Sep 13 2:21 AM | 23 view(s)
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" I know of youngsters with good, solid backgrounds being humiliated and told they are not qualified or needed."

Hey KTC - There are just a few of us here, so you can go ahead and admit that you just made that up. It's OK.




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Re: Merkel and Austerity
By: killthecat
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Wed, 25 Sep 13 12:59 AM
Msg. 56265 of 65535

Clo:

Many American companies used to feel commitment to their employees, IBM being the one I am most familiar with. Now workers, especially higher-priced American workers, are an unfortunate business expense like utility bills or office furniture.

It's a Brave New World. Sometimes I'm glad I'm old. I don't think I could tolerate the demeaning interview process new hires face these days. I know of youngsters with good, solid backgrounds being humiliated and told they are not qualified or needed. Can't imagine how flawed candidates are going to make it. The superfluous common man is becoming a tragedy.


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