Interviewer: “So, where do you see yourself in five years?”
Me: “I'd say my biggest weakness is not listening properly.”
Interviewer: “So, where do you see yourself in five years?”
Me: “I'd say my biggest weakness is not listening properly.”
I’ve just had a letter delivered confirming that I have secured a job with the Royal Mail.
I start last Monday.
I started my dream job today.
I get my own £200,000 company car and a corner window with a view of the city.
Being a bus driver is a dream come true.
Working at a Job Centre must be a tense job . . .
. . . knowing that if you get fired, you still have to come in the next day.
I gave my seat to an old lady on the bus.
The following day, I lost my job as a driver.
Life is cruel.
I've just started my new job at the recycling plant.
They've got me melting down all the old 60's Motown vinyl records.
It's absolutely soul destroying.
Interviewer: "Any weaknesses?"
Me: "Sometimes I'm ill prepared"
Interviewer: "Can you give an example?"
Me: "What, now?"
I hate telling people I'm a taxidermist.
When they ask what I do every day, I say: "Y'know. Stuff."
Job interviewer: "What would you say is your main weakness?"
Me: "Empathy"
Job interviewer: "Do you mean apathy?"
Me: "Yeah. Whatever"
Working at the Job Centre has to be a tense job
- knowing that if you get fired, you still have to come in the next day.
You come from dust; you will return to dust.
That's why I don't dust.
It could be someone I know.
I once thought about having a sex change to become a woman.
But in the end I decided that I couldn't afford the pay cut.