I hate local commercials.
There is a certain union which has put out a recruitment commercial, stating "if you are the type of person who believes that everything happens for a reason, there is a reason you are seeing this commercial."
Is it just me, or is appealing to someone's sense of fatalism the wrong way to go about seeking qualified employees? I mean, I don't really feel comfortable knowing that next time I need to rely on certain large scale public structures that they might have been put together by someone who knows jack about using a nail gun but who really believes that the universe has conspired to put him in career using power tools.
Is it just me, or is appealing to someone's sense of fatalism the wrong way to go about seeking qualified employees? I mean, I don't really feel comfortable knowing that next time I need to rely on certain large scale public structures that they might have been put together by someone who knows jack about using a nail gun but who really believes that the universe has conspired to put him in career using power tools.



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That's one of the most brilliant and frightening taglines I have ever read.
The "universe" position is how I got where I am today, and that's been a pretty good match...
(Of course, MY job doesn't affect public safety...)
Do you hear a building falling...??
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