Originally posted by: archcommus
So yes, I think I should've answered Disagree for that one.
I think another problem was one of the leadership questions. It asked if I prefer being a member or a leader and I said a member, because that is true. However they probably want ALL their employees to be leaders.
But imagine, working at RS = 10 miles a week on my car.
Working in Cranberry Township = 100 miles a week on my car.
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Originally posted by: yllus
I was rejected from working in computers at Staples. Their neighbouring competitor Best Buy hired and loved me off. Now I only go into Staples to hit them with pricematches that make them lose money. Idiots.
Originally posted by: archcommus
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"People often use politeness to hide their real intentions." Agree or Disagree
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So is this how I messed it up? I thought they wanted the truth and not BS but should I have answered like a nice pretty Christian boy for all of those questions? I figured they'd see right through that if I did it.
Originally posted by: element
Originally posted by: archcommus
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"People often use politeness to hide their real intentions." Agree or Disagree
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So is this how I messed it up? I thought they wanted the truth and not BS but should I have answered like a nice pretty Christian boy for all of those questions? I figured they'd see right through that if I did it.
Actually the answer to that is no, even truthfully. People don't often do that, unless you hang around a bunch of fake lying conniving con artists or something. It should be a rare occurance for someone to do that. So yeah you were wrong. Oh well.
Originally posted by: archcommus
I'm still in extreme anger mode. I'm at work and keep thinking about it and keep wanting to bash my head in for answering so stupidly.
Why would I ever say I prefer to be a member and not a leader, whether that's true or not? And you're 100% right about the politeness question, that's definitely a Disagree.
The second question was another one like that, I remember the answer of the person who took it before me was still circled, and I remember disagreeing with it and marking the other answer. I really wish I could remember what it was.
Originally posted by: Fritzo
I'm the manager there. We didn't hire you because you brought an opened beer to the interview and didn't bring a 12-pack for the rest of management.
-Ray Dio Shaq
-General Manager
-Radio Shack Inc
Originally posted by: Joemonkey
i think those tests are to weed out the idiots... if you answer truthfully with exceptions in mind, you are too smart for the job and will want raises, etc.
if you answer what they want you to answer, you are a dumbass therefore capable of working a crappy job for low pay
Originally posted by: Kanalua
You should take the TSA test. THe Personality section has 400 questions!!!
the best one: Do you believe Aliens planted the first humans on Earth? Yes or No
Originally posted by: archcommus
I'm sure a lot of you know what this is. It takes forever, it's like 100 questions, and they're all hypothetical, and you have to agree or disagree. I had to take this for Sears, as well, but I passed. This time I didn't. What a load of BS, what could I have done wrong? Some examples:
"People often use politeness to hide their real intentions." Agree or Disagree
Well, of course that's true, but if I say Agree, they might think I'm more likely to do it myself. On the other hand, if I put Disagree, they know I'm BSing them, so I put the truthful answer, Agree. That doesn't mean *I'm* going to do it, it means that people often DO do that, which is true