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17 comments:
Skribbl's Family Room?
Cooooooool. Did you see the guy I used to work with at Presto, Victor Navone? Did you see my Mom? We've misplaced her. I miss my Mom. Is the blue thing my Mom?
Hey Skib, isn't RoboTaeKwon-Z up at Pixar now?
Looks like fun! What were you up to up there, Mr. G?
I had too much fun with my comment, sorry. Scott. I filled out the High Moon reference deal.
I think you're going to get it. Get ready to move. The HR woman called as well. Your only problem is the impression I may have made.
If you have a moment Ellis can you tell me what was said? Did you tell them I have 6 felony sexual harrasement lawsuits pending? Did you tell them that I once humped a dumpster in the presence of clergy?
Good Lord Scott. I wouldn't sully your rep. I mentioned your charity work for NAMBLA. How you like to yell "Nap time!" in meetings. Then the usual boiler plate. Really good artist , blah blah.
Seriously, the only caution I would say I pulled out of our small talk, she mentioned your casualness. So be mindful of that. Someone has fed back that you might be too casual. Probably the guy with the stopwatch. Scrum! Say you love Scrum! Say you invented Squoob. No, that might be part of the too casual deal.
By the way, if you need instant expertise on Scrum. It's contained here....
What did you do yesterday?
What will you do today?
Is there anything stopping you from doing your work?
Wait, what? My "casualness?" What does that mean? Do you remember exactly what was said or how she meant it? Please explain.
Scott, I'm really bad about exact memory of conversation. She mentioned you were applying for the position of storyboard artistm I said you'd be perfect. She someone wandered into asking me if you were a serious person because there was an impression by some that you were too casual. I would guess that was the only bad thing anyone had to say about you. That's not bad. Or I hope not anyway. Do you want me to delete your superflous comment?
I'm going to bed. I could barely read that last comment. Don't worry Scott. I shouldn't have said anything
Weird. I remember my meeting with the art head and I wasn't being strange in any way. And the other storyboard artists were regular guys. I'm glad you told me, but it still seems like a comment from left field for them. Oh well, if that's the only bad thing I consider myself lucky.
And yes, delete the superfluos posting. Thanks!
Logging In. I've caused enough trouble
I talked to her also. She was concerned because Scott was "friendly" and that weirded her out. Maybe it's because she's used to interviewing computer programmers and they have the charisma and charm of a doorknob. I only gave Scott praise but did have to deduct a few points because he wore his hockey skates to the interview.
I talked to her also. She was concerned because Scott was "friendly" and that weirded her out. Maybe it's because she's used to interviewing computer programmers and they have the charisma and charm of a doorknob. I only gave Scott praise but did have to deduct a few points because he wore his hockey skates to the interview.
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