^^^I have a doctorate and two bachelor of sciences. I too would not work for him.
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^^^I have a doctorate and two bachelor of sciences. I too would not work for him.
Stop cherry-picking.
It's a legal requirement.
What's a legal requirement? Annoying everyone here?
You asked a direct question, and I answered it. You then twisted my answer to mean something else. Why?
To hire only people with a doctorate or equivalent (from a "RU-VH"-rated university from the US, so to say).
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I finally came to the conclusion that you have no idea of which you speak, as in, you never hire people, so your contribution has no value.
My contribution has more value than yours because mine is based on reality.
Your conclusion is erroneous.
are you make hiring decisions?
LOL
i have to go, my stomach is beginning to hurt from this laughter.
seriously.
hahahhahahahahahaha
Honestly, do you just make it up as you go along? Who friggin' cares about an email address???????????
I don't have a Doctorate and probably make more than you.
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Please go back in the thread and actually address the questions and points that I have made. If you do that, you will be taken seriously.
Otherwise, you are simply someone who gets their jollies from causing **** on an internet forum. You deserve no respect for your behavior. No professional that I know would behave this way, even on an anonymous internet forum.
all you supposably hiring managers who only hire phds for big companies/research institutions......stop wasting your company's resources bickering on MR during work hrs lol
Personally, I have always heard a gmail account is fine if the handle is professional.
I have also been hired with using a spam email account with a unprofessional name that I accidentally replied with (I hate the mail app when have a ton of emails)
To me, to disregard someone over an email is unprofessional. Qualifications>>>>>>>>>>>>email name PERIOD
Personally, I have always heard a gmail account is fine if the handle is professional.
I have also been hired with using a spam email account with a unprofessional name that I accidentally replied with (I hate the mail app when have a ton of emails)
To me, to disregard someone over an email is unprofessional. Qualifications>>>>>>>>>>>>email name PERIOD
I don't have a Doctorate and probably make more than you.
Nice America-centric comment.
I'll take my 10 weeks of paid holiday / year + unlimited sick days in exchange for a small difference in gross pay (that's a Euro-centric comment.)
in Germany = 21.58
the world does NOT work on US time ... LOL
I know lol buuuuut I am pretty sure I have seen you debating/posting during your local work hrs in the past
i have 20+ more years of income-earning potential
If you are allowed to live that long that is.
I have a Ph.D., I got hired with a Gmail address. Before applying for a job, I set up a new firstname.surname@gmail.com email address. Why would I send an application from my university account, when I know that I'll lose that account once I graduate? I'd risk having my email account taken away from me before I got a job.
I got hired on my first job application, after my first interview. I don't see how it could have worked out better.
And someone who pays in cash has the money to pay, since it's obviously very liquid. Anybody can pay in credit. If someone pulls out a stack of $100s, I'd be more impressed than if someone pulled out a card, unless that card was made of solid platinum.
I got hired on my first job application, after my first interview. I don't see how it could have worked out better.
And someone who pays in cash has the money to pay, since it's obviously very liquid. Anybody can pay in credit. If someone pulls out a stack of $100s, I'd be more impressed than if someone pulled out a card, unless that card was made of solid platinum.
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In an attempt to get this somewhat back on topic.....I have the option of using the following two domains for my personal e-mail address:
@firstnamelastname.org
@fmlastname.com
All of the other obvious options are taken for .com, .net., and .me.
Which would you pick?
@firstnamelastname.org
@fmlastname.com
All of the other obvious options are taken for .com, .net., and .me.
Which would you pick?
Don't worry, that won't be a problem anymore.
It really depends. What would be the beginning part of either email address? I think it may look a little weird going with:
firstnamelastname@firstnamelastname.org
fmlastname@fmlastname.com
An example of how it would be would be either rj@robertjohnson.org (perhaps robert@robertjohnson.org) or robert@rfjohnson.com
I know the conventional gTLD thoughts have long sense gone out the window (.com for commerce sites, .net for for network infrastructures, .org for non-commerce organizations, etc), but I was just looking to see what the general consensus is here on that topic.
Don't worry, that won't be a problem anymore.
Oh my goodness... thank you to whomever took this action.
It was needed.
My day hasn't been made, but it's been made better.