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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:00 am
by Adam CR
daniel robert chapman wrote:
Adam CR wrote:I just realised that a job application I posted yesterday for a job I really fancied was incomplete; I'd left the addresses of my two referees off to fill in later when I had my address book to hand.

I forgot and posted it.

FUCK.


Can you contact their admin section, before it goes too far in the organisation? You could ask them to attach the addresses to your form, if you give them over the phone? If there is any humanity left in the world, they should understand and be able to fix this up for you.


It's only a small company, the person I would have to contact is the person who would be interviewing me.

To be honest I think I stand a better chance of them not noticing until after interview (assuming I even get one) than ringing-up and bringing to their attention the fact that I'm such a total retard that I can't even manage to complete an application form without fucking it up.


[sad face]

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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:23 am
by daniel robert chapman_Archive
I don't know, maybe I'm not cynical enough - I like to think that person would see it as a sign of regular-joe fallibility. They might even see it as a positive thing that you had the confidence to take a forthright step and correct your mistake.

Also, even making a semi-bad impression (and it's hardly the most retarded thing anyone's ever done on an application form) could work in your favour - you go from being 'mis-filed application form' to 'the guy who phoned up to pass on his referee details and sounded really employable on the phone' before you even go into the interview room. An icebreaker, if you will!

It might seem like a dumb mistake, but it's nothing like the dumb mistake these people will make if they give the job to some dumbass, rather than to you!

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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:47 am
by Chapter Two_Archive
daniel robert chapman wrote:I don't know, maybe I'm not cynical enough - I like to think that person would see it as a sign of regular-joe fallibility. They might even see it as a positive thing that you had the confidence to take a forthright step and correct your mistake.

Also, even making a semi-bad impression (and it's hardly the most retarded thing anyone's ever done on an application form) could work in your favour - you go from being 'mis-filed application form' to 'the guy who phoned up to pass on his referee details and sounded really employable on the phone' before you even go into the interview room. An icebreaker, if you will!

It might seem like a dumb mistake, but it's nothing like the dumb mistake these people will make if they give the job to some dumbass, rather than to you!


I agree. Go get that damn job Adam!

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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 7:57 am
by Adam CR
Chapter Two wrote:
daniel robert chapman wrote:I don't know, maybe I'm not cynical enough - I like to think that person would see it as a sign of regular-joe fallibility. They might even see it as a positive thing that you had the confidence to take a forthright step and correct your mistake.

Also, even making a semi-bad impression (and it's hardly the most retarded thing anyone's ever done on an application form) could work in your favour - you go from being 'mis-filed application form' to 'the guy who phoned up to pass on his referee details and sounded really employable on the phone' before you even go into the interview room. An icebreaker, if you will!

It might seem like a dumb mistake, but it's nothing like the dumb mistake these people will make if they give the job to some dumbass, rather than to you!


I agree. Go get that damn job Adam!


Damnit you're both right!

*rings nice lady*

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Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 8:37 am
by fantasmatical thorr_Archive
Adam CR wrote:I just realised that a job application I posted yesterday for a job I really fancied was incomplete; I'd left the addresses of my two referees off to fill in later when I had my address book to hand.

I forgot and posted it.

FUCK.


i think i did that on my special library job form. i was in a huge rush to get on the road to spain that i think i didn't put and phone numbers for referees...this was a week a go. reading that only just reminded me. spaz. i hate application forms!

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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:47 am
by fantasmatical thorr_Archive
why oh why oh why am i getting zits?!! i never got teen zits!! i get the odd one when i'm due on but really, my face is erupting from the underneath and i don't know about you, but i'm a natural born picker!! is this a mid twenties 'stop enjoying yourself/destroying braincells' warning?

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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:10 am
by rachael_Archive
fantasmatical thorr wrote:why oh why oh why am i getting zits?!! i never got teen zits!! i get the odd one when i'm due on but really, my face is erupting from the underneath and i don't know about you, but i'm a natural born picker!! is this a mid twenties 'stop enjoying yourself/destroying braincells' warning?



I feel your pain.

My anxiety/obsessiveness comes out on my face. I just can't stop. Half the time there's really nothing there, but I just can't STOP PICKING.

AHHHHHHZITTTTPICCCCKKKKKING!

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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:19 am
by AlBStern_Archive
Yesterday, I came home from work and grabbed my mail. In addition to the bills and junk, there was a large envelope that was obviously an invitation.

It had my name on it and was addressed to me. The return address was from the 4000 block of N. Clark in Chicago.

I opened it up. Inside was an invitation for a wedding scheduled for July 25th at Cafe Brauer. The couple getting married are named Rebecca Wright and Josh Miller.

I have no idea who these people are.

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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:27 am
by yaledelay_Archive
choppy wrote:I haven't done much today.

Yesterday, though, when I was getting home from work and was at the stoplight on Farwell and Brady, someone was doing bird calls. Really loudly. As in, I could hear them loud and clear over my loud car radio. I couldn't see who was doing it, but it was clearly a person and not a bird. They must have had an amplifier.
that is my new guitar sound...

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Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:47 am
by daniel robert chapman_Archive
Adam CR wrote:Damnit you're both right!

*rings nice lady*


I hope this went alright.