So I got the job...

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by butters

I was quite pleased, second interview and got the job

first got rejected due to experience so couldn't do nothing about that. Some poor hospital has employed me to work in their microbiology unit and train me up, who would of thought I'd get a job in the field I did my dissertation in, I guess hard work does pay

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Congrats, Butters.

Cheers. - Frank

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HN

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

Congrats, Butters.

Cheers. - Frank

Congrats? For becoming a slave?
But considering his grammar skills, I think I have to agree with Frank. Congrats, indeed!

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BigFrank Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by HN

Congrats? For becoming a slave?

The planet needs worker-drones and people like me need to expand the proletariat that we rule over.

Cheers. - Frank
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Kay King

9 years ago

Congrats - really great to get a job IN your field. You must have done a good job in the interviews!

Now let's watch as WF members jump in here to tell you not to work for "the man" - as they spam their ridiculous Fiverr links in their sigs....

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Jack Gordon

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

Now let's watch as WF members jump in here to tell you not to work for "the man" - as they spam their ridiculous Fiverr links in their sigs....

I have a feeling our friend Mr. Butters will be laughing his way to the bank as he works his way up to six figures in his day job, while developing his secret identity as Microbeman where he invests his resources into his online consultancy and builds an empire to be reckoned with.

Let us know when you are ready for investors...

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Dan Riffle

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Jack Gordon

Microbeman

Microbeman sounds like a Golden Age super villain. You gotta get you head outta those Marvel movies, Gordon, or the next thing you know, you're going to be entering Cosplay tournaments at ComicCon.

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Jack Gordon

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Microbeman sounds like a Golden Age super villain. You gotta get you head outta those Marvel movies, Gordon, or the next thing you know, you're going to be entering Cosplay tournaments at ComicCon.

lol, it just so happens I am on my way to Chicago this week with my son for.... (drumroll please)........................................... ..................

ComicCon Chicago.

No Cosplay for me though. The real thing is scary enough.

Butters, I'll do a little prospecting for you. Maybe I can get you a Microbeman movie deal.

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discrat

9 years ago

Originally Posted by Jack Gordon

I have a feeling our friend Mr. Butters will be laughing his way to the bank as he works his way up to six figures in his day job, while developing his secret identity as Microbeman where he invests his resources into his online consultancy and builds an empire to be reckoned with.

Let us know when you are ready for investors...

Yeah and the Fiver Entrepreneurs who bash him will be laughing all the bank with their $5 deposits lol

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HeySal 9 years ago

Originally Posted by HN

Congrats? For becoming a slave?
But considering his grammar skills, I think I have to agree with Frank. Congrats, indeed!

Oh get over it. Do you really think he spent all those years learning his field because he found it boring or objectionable? I have a hard time feeling sorry for someone who just got a job in a field their interest is that strong in. He's going to love his work no matter who the hell owns the company and his salary will be sufficient enough that smart investing will do the rest for him.

So yeah ---
Congratulations Butters!

We'll be waiting to see your name in the news with some astounding, ground-breaking discovery. Have them use your WF username so we know it's you.
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butters

9 years ago

Originally Posted by HN

Congrats? For becoming a slave?
But considering his grammar skills, I think I have to agree with Frank. Congrats, indeed!

Got no problem being a slave to my passion.

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sbucciarel Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by butters

Got no problem being a slave to my passion.

Absolutely. A negative response from a loser ... who would have thunk it?

Congrats. I'm happy for you.
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- Cali16 9 years ago
  
  Lee, HUGE congrats for landing a job in your field right out of school!! That's very exciting - and impressive!
  
  Now, please use your microbiology knowledge and new job to cure the world of all major diseases, okay??
  
  No pressure....
  
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  lanfear63 9 years ago
  
  Congrats Mr B. I'm sure you will do well working in the field of Micro Biological Computers.
  
  If you could cook me up one please, here are the specs:
  
  16 ounces of Bran
  
  A Terabyte of Hard Cheese
  
  An Intel Food Processor
  
  And 4 bottles of the finest USB Port.
  
  Install it in a medium sized Taco Shell case please.
  
  Frank does not want one as he already has an Apple.
  
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butters

9 years ago

Originally Posted by HN

..or..

Got no problem being a passionate slave to the system.

But hey, look how many naïve people believe your masters are interested in creating cure for the sick, rather than selling them drugs (useless and harmless at best) for the rest of their life.

I'm not creating drugs? Actually I'd be the guy testing the effectiveness of said drug for that patient in some cases. Here's the thing HN, you never have anything good to say. Your only purpose is to put some controversial point across and get a reaction. If you believe I'll be a slave to the master, beleive it, not really fussed.

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HN

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by butters

I'm not creating drugs? Actually I'd be the guy testing the effectiveness of said drug for that patient in some cases. Here's the thing HN, you never have anything good to say. Your only purpose is to put some controversial point across and get a reaction. If you believe I'll be a slave to the master, beleive it, not really fussed.

We can't be all parasites, peddling someone else's crap to people who don't need it and can't afford it. Someone has to work the real job and actually produce something. Although, this forum is not exactly about getting real jobs.

We do need great surgeons who can fix us after an accident.
See, I do have something good to say

... but working for drug peddlers ???

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Dan Riffle

9 years ago

And this, folks, is how The Walking Dead starts. Young man just out of school + paying more attention to Nurse Nancy down the hall than the contagious disease sample he's working on = Zombie Apocalypse.

Thanks, Butters. You've killed us all.

(Congrats!)

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BigFrank

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by butters

I was quite pleased, second interview and got the job

first got rejected due to experience so couldn't do nothing about that. Some poor hospital has employed me to work in their microbiology unit and train me up, who would of thought I'd get a job in the field I did my dissertation in, I guess hard work does pay

.

And who would have thought that you could earn a diploma with such god-awful communication skills???

Let's try:

"I am quite pleased with what has transpired. I landed the job after only my second interview. I was initially rejected due to my lack of prior experience. There wasn't anything I could do about that.

An unsuspecting hospital has hired me to work in their microbiology lab and has offered me continuing education to help me increase my knowledge in the hope that I will become a more valuable asset.

I was highly doubtful that I would actual find a position in my major area of study, but there does seem to be opportunity in life if one truly applies themselves."

Do you see what a GED can do for you???

Cheers. - Frank

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Dan Riffle

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

And who would have thought that you could earn a diploma with such god-awful communication skills???

Let's try:

"I am quite pleased with what has transpired. I landed the job after only my second interview. I was initially rejected due to my lack of prior experience. There wasn't anything I could do about that.

An unsuspecting hospital has hired me to work in their microbiology lab and has offered me continuing education to help me increase my knowledge in the hope that I will become a more valuable asset.

I was highly doubtful that I would actual find a position in my major area of study, but there does seem to be opportunity in life if one truly applies themselves."

Do you see what a GED can do for you???

Cheers. - Frank

Almost caught you, Frank. You corrected your error just as I quoted you.

Although, "prior" experience is a tad redundant, if you ask me. He wouldn't be rejected due to a lack of future experience.

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BigFrank

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Riffle

Almost caught you, Frank. You corrected your error just as I quoted you.

Typo, yes. Error - never!

Although, "prior" experience is a tad redundant, if you ask me. He wouldn't be rejected due to a lack of future experience.

Wrong , again. He could have inadequate experience, non-related experience - among other types. I'll give you 'a tad,' as I'm in a very generous mood. That said, you were a tad wrong. :-)

Cheers. - Frank

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HeySal

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

Typo, yes. Error - never!
Wrong , again. He could have inadequate experience, non-related experience - among other types. I'll give you 'a tad,' as I'm in a very generous mood. That said, you were a tad wrong. :-)

Cheers. - Frank

Sorry - previous is redundant, whereas the other forms of experience you list are not redundant, they are qualifying (classifiers).

However - for a resume, you want "peripheral experience" since you can't talk about direct experience other than the classroom.

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BigFrank Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Sorry - previous is redundant, whereas the other forms of experience you list are not redundant, they are qualifying (classifiers).

No one likes a showoff! :-)

However - for a resume, you want "peripheral experience" since you can't talk about direct experience other than the classroom.

That's a weasel word that means nothing, but is meant to infer something.

You'd make a great politician. lol

Cheers. - Frank
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- HeySal 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by BigFrank
  
  No one likes a showoff! :-)
  
  That's a weasel word that means nothing, but is meant to infer something.
  
  You'd make a great politician. lol
  
  Cheers. - Frank
  
  Seriously. You do realize I spent my first 2 years in school studying to become a politician? I probably would have been good at it. I was elected to the Chief Justice position on the college student government without even running for it.
  Hind sight is 20/20 - but still - I like having normal blood pressure so probably made the right choice getting out of it.
  
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Dan Riffle

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

Typo, yes. Error - never!
Wrong , again. He could have inadequate experience, non-related experience - among other types. I'll give you 'a tad,' as I'm in a very generous mood. That said, you were a tad wrong. :-)

Cheers. - Frank

Wrong again, Frank. He wouldn't have been rejected for a lack of...inadequate...non-related experience. You're grasping at straws that just aren't there. He would be rejected for a lack of experience and, since all experience is prior, prior is redundant.

I'm glad you're in a generous mood. Maybe you'll be able to forgive yourself for your error.

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Frank Donovan

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

I was highly doubtful that I would actual find a position in my major area of study, but there does seem to be opportunity in life if one truly applies themselves."
Do you see what a GED can do for you???

Actually find a position. If one truly applies oneself.

Don't worry, Frank. You're young - you'll learn.

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BigFrank

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by Frank Donovan

Actually find a position. If one truly applies oneself.

Don't worry, Frank. You're young - you'll learn.

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You are correct. I'm not perfect - only extremely close.

Still - not bad for dropping out of high school at 16 and getting my GED in Vietnam. :-)

Cheers. - Frank

P.S. I'm old and my learning days are behind me, unless it's a new recipe for seafood.

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HeySal

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

You are correct. I'm not perfect - only extremely close.

Still - not bad for dropping out of high school at 16 and getting my GED in Vietnam. :-)

Cheers. - Frank

P.S. I'm old and my learning days are behind me, unless it's a new recipe for seafood.

Formal education isn't always a determiner in success - however, in today's world it's more necessary than it was in earlier days ( like yours

). My grandfather had an 8th or 9th grade education and became a millionaire during the depression.

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BigFrank

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

Formal education isn't always a determiner in success - however, in today's world it's more necessary than it was in earlier days ( like yours

).

I disagree. Entrepreneurial success can still be attained by any idiot that can keep the drool cup, firmly attached. No formal education required.

My grandfather had an 8th or 9th grade education and became a millionaire during the depression.

I became depressed while everyone around me were becoming millionaires. Does that count? :-)

Cheers. - Frank

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HeySal

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

I disagree. Entrepreneurial success can still be attained by any idiot that can keep the drool cup, firmly attached. No formal education required.
I became depressed while everyone around me were becoming millionaires. Does that count? :-)

Cheers. - Frank

It can still be done, yes. But I don't think that "just anyone" can do it. Sometimes education isn't the only factor to success. Other than online, the price of getting something going is becoming higher every other month. What I could have started 10 years ago is now about 20 times more expensive to do. Back then I didn't have the proper connections, now that I do, the price is prohibitive. I can solve that, but it's going to take a few years longer yet. The brick and mortar bureaucracy has become one hella expensive maze to run.

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BigFrank

Banned 9 years ago

Originally Posted by HeySal

It can still be done, yes. But I don't think that "just anyone" can do it.

Agreed. If that were the case all the kids in the main section would be Internet gazillionaires, by now.

Sometimes education isn't the only factor to success. Other than online, the price of getting something going is becoming higher every other month. What I could have started 10 years ago is now about 20 times more expensive to do. Back then I didn't have the proper connections, now that I do, the price is prohibitive. I can solve that, but it's going to take a few years longer yet. The brick and mortar bureaucracy has become one hella expensive maze to run.

Brick and mortar. Unless it's a restaurant or a massage parlor - R.I.P.

Cheers. - Frank

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bizgrower

9 years ago

It's been my experience that Butters can write weller when he want's to. Congrats, Butters.

Originally Posted by BigFrank

And who would have thought that you could earn a diploma with such god-awful communication skills???

Let's try:

"I am quite pleased with what has transpired. I landed the job after only my second interview. I was initially rejected due to my lack of prior experience. There wasn't anything I could do about that.

An unsuspecting hospital has hired me to work in their microbiology lab and has offered me continuing education to help me increase my knowledge in the hope that I will become a more valuable asset.

I was highly doubtful that I would actual find a position in my major area of study, but there does seem to be opportunity in life if one truly applies themselves."

Do you see what a GED can do for you???

Cheers. - Frank

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butters 9 years ago

Originally Posted by bizgrower

It's been my experience that Butters can write weller when he want's to. Congrats, Butters.

Yeah, I wrote this on my phone, wasn't paying much attention and thought a little update may be nice just to let others know.
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butters

9 years ago

Originally Posted by BigFrank

And who would have thought that you could earn a diploma with such god-awful communication skills???

Let's try:

"I am quite pleased with what has transpired. I landed the job after only my second interview. I was initially rejected due to my lack of prior experience. There wasn't anything I could do about that.

An unsuspecting hospital has hired me to work in their microbiology lab and has offered me continuing education to help me increase my knowledge in the hope that I will become a more valuable asset.

I was highly doubtful that I would actual find a position in my major area of study, but there does seem to be opportunity in life if one truly applies themselves."

Do you see what a GED can do for you???

Cheers. - Frank

First, "degree" not "diploma". Secondly, maybe it's because I'm good at what I do? Thirdly, I communicate just fine, if I feel the need to sound official, I can. Just so you don't feel left out, if I ever feel the need for an extra hint of grammar nazi, I'm sure to message you. Finally, any error found in this message, I don't care...

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bojan92

9 years ago

congratulations man, i am very happy for you. Keep up with the hard work. You will earn yourself a better place in the hospital if you work hard. Hard work always pays off

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neser uddin atik

9 years ago

yap you are right that , hard work can make a success in any kinds of sector. whatever good to see this post , i think your post can make a speed or can make an impact on those mind who are not as passion as you . So i suggest you write more such kind of experience.

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