Six Degrees of LJ?

Hm, neat. I just found out that one of the journals I randomly came across long ago and still keep up with is the friend of a friend of one of my actual LJ friends. If that makes sense. Also recently found out that two of the journallers I randomly discovered and still read are friends with each other, on LJ, at least. Kinda neat--small world, this LJ thing.

Me, I just lurk, for the most part.

Kelly is no one's friend. If Kelly were an ice cream flavor, he'd be pralines.. and dick.

People frighten me.

Hey there job seekers!

After this afternoon, I feel qualified to give you all some pointers--from an employer's point-of-view--about what not to do at a job interview.

First of all, it's a good idea to wear presentable clothes. Ripped, frayed, faded camouflage pants are probably a bad idea. Likewise, as far as appearance goes, clean fingernails are a plus, particularly when applying/interviewing for a cusotomer service sort of job. Attention should also be paid to one's hair and it's relative degree of kemptness, as it were. Similarly, big hickeys on the side of your neck, while fun to receive, leave something to be desired.

During the interview, most employers do want to hear something a little more than things like "I just want a job!" or "I'll do *anything* as long as I get paid!"

Also, it might be best to refrain from mentioning that you're only good with people when you're in a good mood. Further, perhaps best left out that you're currently in a good mood mainly because you're on medication.

Sigh. Think I should hire her?