When Stacey Ross, C. R. England’s head of corporate recruiting, arrived at her desk at the company’s Salt Lake City headquarters the next Monday, she found about 300 applications in the company’s e-mail inbox. And the fax machine had spit out an inch-and-a-half thick stack of résumés before running out of paper. By the time she pulled the posting off Careerbuilder.com later in the day, she guessed nearly 500 people had applied for the $13-an-hour job. “It was just shocking,” she said. “I had never seen anything so big.”
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I had a street bum ask me tonight if I could hire him. Then he rattled off all his IT certifications, which were exactly correct. Frickin' sad stuff. Then he offered to work for food and board, literally.
ReplyDeleteHe worked for 15+ years for a high tech company, got laid off, can't find a job and is living on the streets. He used to have a nice home and car. They were taken when he couldn't produce.
The guy can design a network, manage it, do all sorts of admin tasks, but no one cares.
This kind of thing will be seen more and more.
I invented the entire internet and all I get is this stupid T-shirt:
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Calling someone who is down on their luck a street bum isn't nice...a-hole.
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