I Finished Making My First Batch of Chardonnay for My New Wine Company and I’m Looking Forward to Selling It in 17 Years
Once the chardonnay finishes aging in early 2039, we need a little more labor out of you before your first check.
Once the chardonnay finishes aging in early 2039, we need a little more labor out of you before your first check.
- Sometimes the leader thinks they can fly. - Workers must work as fast as they can with barely any breaks.
WHAT WE’RE LOOKIN’ FOR… YOU: - Enjoy tippin’ over hot dog carts for craps n’ giggles - Like puttin’ pennies on train tracks and watching ‘em smoosh
The Ethics Committee has taken notice of how January has benefitted from gym memberships, weight loss medications, and black-eyed peas sales for decades.
First off, my name is Jonathan. No one called me John, except Billy Joel. So were we really even friends?
Ordering things online and choosing in-store pickup rips an irreparable hole in space-time. The two cannot co-exist.
My hours are long, there’s no clock, and my wages are… well it’s just the pellets, isn’t it?
As a current job seeker, I would love nothing more than to find out what exactly those thoughts are in that big, juicy brain of yours.
Before you roll your eyes, remember, I am optional. If you want to half-ass this job application, don't say I didn't give you the opportunity.
We find it helps take the pressure off the interviewee by keeping things light for the first 5-6 chats so we can decide if we even like them or not.
The document that I sent you by mistake, “Human Meat and the Future of Farming,” may seem like a confession, but I assure you it is not.
Scott Scranton advises struggling employers, an art critic dissects Somerville Art Camp for kids, and PIC has hot takes on Space Jam 2.