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+ "A young, friendly serpentarium" (I consider this a plus because I really miss real-life communication, especially with peers).
There will definitely be no Hvshniks there.
- I'll also be coming home later.
It's better to come home late than to wake up early.
- I read that they reject applicants, they might not hire at all, and I'm worrying for nothing.
If there are many such reports, then it is quite possible. Once, I called somewhere, arranged a meeting, then I googled the phone number and found a lot of interesting messages. True, I didn't google it just like that, but because the conversation with the person on the other end seemed strange to me, and the information he told me and asked me was strange (they didn't even ask my name, lol). But usually, scammers are easy to spot.
No, Heroes enthusiast, I wouldn't say it's some kind of fly-by-night operation. As far as I understand from my research, they have a name, so maybe they're not just a flash in the pan, but they're not going to disappear overnight either. Some people say that for our city, this is not the worst option.
One of my classmates said he would come to some party, even paid for it, but then he didn't show up, lol. He just couldn't say that he wasn't coming. But he was a strange guy.
Небо – мольбы не ждёт Небо – угроз не слышит Небо – ведёт особый счёт Небо – тебя найдёт
By the way, I went to a few interviews just for fun. To keep my skills sharp, and also to support a friend who was actually looking for a job.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк.. Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов. Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк.. Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов. Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
The only thing I don't like about your option, Kosha, is the gray salary. I myself work in a company that's roughly like the one you described, but it's solid enough that I don't have to worry about it; the salary is official, and there isn't much cult-like behavior. Well, and corporate events – a very important part of socializing with peers happens during them. Go to the interview; maybe you'll realize at this stage that it's a scam, or you simply won't pass the selection process. By the way, if it's really a European office, the dependence on this thing is huge; I recommend it.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I'm coming back from lunch, approaching a traffic light...
He's tired; he has a stressful job.
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The only thing I don't like about your option, Kosha, is the under-the-table salary.
Same here. We should try an interview. Make a list of worrying questions (you can write them down and have them handy) and ask them to know what kind of job you're choosing.
The second one looks like a typical fly-by-night operation; I've encountered such companies myself. However, if there's a safety net (including financial), it's worth a try; otherwise, I wouldn't risk it.
+1 A single, meager salary is enough to draw such a conclusion.
Some say that for our city, this isn't the worst option.
That's an amusing statement. "No, it's okay; I once worked as a migrant worker on a construction site, and it was worse there!"