Yeah, I guess they are seeing the answer on their side because they need to be able to judge that when you say your first car model name differently than when you typed it in, it’s the same thing.
Because you are not trying to recall the answer, you are answering the question, and can word the answer differently than before.
Which I don’t like.
Funny thing is when a bank employee asks you for the answer on the phone. I was like 5 characters in dictating the random 32 characters when she just stopped me and let me do what I called to do.
You said no to interstellar and that’s what I’m responding to
Why? Do you genuinely believe we won’t solve some kind of suspended animation / cryonics in the next 10000 years, to be able to sleep as your ship takes 300 years to go to another star?
That would sure be nice, unfortunately the UK has the common problem of being able to either vote for the bad option or the worse option, neither of which is what most people want, they only disagree about which one is the worse one.
Well, not everyone knew how to crack a game, but many did know how to use an existing crack for a game
I don’t think it’s surprising the lists differ a lot.
These are often very different, on any issue.
Because it’s a list about safety, not about beliefs. Regardless of what “the country says”, you are not in any danger if you disagree. And outside of that issue, it’s a very welcoming country for LGBT folks (yes, including T, despite what the government may say).
Especially since it’s in the context of travel, so citizen rights are less relevant as they don’t apply to you anyway, and it’s much more relevant how you are going to be treated as a tourist, as you choose from the several LGBT friendly pubs down the road.
And that’s still hyper focusing on one issue, totally ignoring the list also concerns safety for women and people of color, which can bring you up on the list.
And the game is really proud of it since they cut back in time to it immediately after the foreshadowed thing just in case you forgot.
A high quality VR store where I can actually physically browse the isles would be superior to trying to browse a 2D website. And being able to pick up a product, with a realistic 3D model, look at it from any angle and visually compare packaging sizes across brands - like I can in a real store but can’t on a website - would be nice.
I can’t tell you how many times I accidentally ordered a too small or too big version of something, because product photos on websites are always the same size (just fill the frame).
Of course, this will never happen. If a store had a budget to make this, they could use that budget to make their online shopping website 10x better instead.
My point is just that “I want money” is not an answer, since that would apply to all possible places of employment and yet you applied here in particular. Why? Is it just because you live nearby and there are no other options? Then that’s a perfectly valid answer.
Perfect, so you have an answer. “I want to work here because I have relevant skills. They come from my previous experience in X where I did Y.”
As for it not mattering, sure, but that’s a criticism of the whole process/the system (which is absolutely fair criticism), not of this particular question.
Great, then that’s your answer. “I heard about this job from X, the commute works for me and I want to learn about whatever they do”.
If it’s the only company in existence where you are and you can’t choose, then it does have the best commute (winning by having no competition), and you are expecting to be learning about their industry (due to no other options).
Every “I have no choice” answer can be reworded to actual reasons.
That’s an answer to “Why do you want to work?”
Not an answer to “Why do you want to work here, as opposed to somewhere else?”
By the fact there is no salutation and no signature, and the text clearly doesn’t stand by itself as a complete reply to anything, I’m going to assume it’s a short excerpt from the email reply, and that there was an apology.
Your comment seems to rely on people not being able to hold the showerhead in their hand. Are they all fixed/rain type showers?
28 days per year is standard at my company. With 5 working days, that’s over 5 weeks. And you are probably taking it when there are already public holidays / long weekends so you only need to use 4 days to get an entire week off.
So it’s normal to take 2 weeks long holidays twice a year.
It’s not surprising that when a tool that usually works immediately suddenly starts freezing for quarter of a second every time you use it, that you notice it.
I spend from a different bank account than the one I get my paycheck in, so I need to refill my spending account periodically.
Usually when I try to pay and it’s declined. So I get declined from time to time, and it’s not because I’m broke. It course I’m not explaining all that to a cashier, instead I just panic.
Indiana Jones 5 was fine though