If anyone needs me, I'll be in the corner, curled up in a ball and sobbing . . .
Just yesterday, CSM brought in another young potential hire. Young woman, looked to be around early 20's. Seemed nice enough.
She was set up in the computer room to fill out an application, as the Kitty only takes apps online now and not hardcopy.
I walked in to drop off some stuff I was clearing out for the Bargain Center (stuff that was not in planogram or discontinued) when she asked for assistance with the computer.
Granted, that computer has always run slower than a turtle on Valium . . . so I go over to see what she needed.
She was trying to save the application information, but what she didn't do was to read WHY the website refused to save the info.
She needed to set up a security question, so I pointed that out on the screen to her. She scrolled back down and set that up.
Then, again it wouldn't save . . . turned out she didn't have a password set up so she could go back and check on it.
I inform her of that, so she types in 4 characters. Not paying any attention to the fact that the password clearly states 6 characters minimum.
I point that out to her . . . guess what her reply was . . .
"But I don't know any 6-letter words."
But wait . . . it gets better . . . . or like Gravekeeper's callers, worse . . .
I took a peek at the section where, in the applicant's own words, they explain why the Kitty should hire the potential applicant.
"Because I am good with cutsomoers and would like to work at this stoire." (yes, this is how she spelled.)
If she handles money like she spells and follows directions, Dog help us all.
Just yesterday, CSM brought in another young potential hire. Young woman, looked to be around early 20's. Seemed nice enough.
She was set up in the computer room to fill out an application, as the Kitty only takes apps online now and not hardcopy.
I walked in to drop off some stuff I was clearing out for the Bargain Center (stuff that was not in planogram or discontinued) when she asked for assistance with the computer.
Granted, that computer has always run slower than a turtle on Valium . . . so I go over to see what she needed.
She was trying to save the application information, but what she didn't do was to read WHY the website refused to save the info.
She needed to set up a security question, so I pointed that out on the screen to her. She scrolled back down and set that up.
Then, again it wouldn't save . . . turned out she didn't have a password set up so she could go back and check on it.
I inform her of that, so she types in 4 characters. Not paying any attention to the fact that the password clearly states 6 characters minimum.
I point that out to her . . . guess what her reply was . . .
"But I don't know any 6-letter words."
But wait . . . it gets better . . . . or like Gravekeeper's callers, worse . . .
I took a peek at the section where, in the applicant's own words, they explain why the Kitty should hire the potential applicant.
"Because I am good with cutsomoers and would like to work at this stoire." (yes, this is how she spelled.)
If she handles money like she spells and follows directions, Dog help us all.
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