Millennials bring parents on job interviews!

[knicks255]

21 here, never done it myself, and I don't know anyone who has. Unless you count my dad driving me to the mall to pick up applications when I was like 17 and didn't have a car of my own (or a liscence, for that matter).

PS: I'm an English major and I can't spell that word. The L one. Fuck that word.

 

[Libertine]

Since I'm a professional actor, if I were being auditioned for a horror film bringing my parents along might actually be a very good idea, though it would take a bit of time to arrange the exhumation permits.

 

[AiritheDestoyer]

21 here, never done it myself, and I don't know anyone who has. Unless you count my dad driving me to the mall to pick up applications when I was like 17 and didn't have a car of my own (or a liscence, for that matter).

PS: I'm an English major and I can't spell that word. The L one. Fuck that word.

...license? XD

 

[Dussicar]

Since I'm a professional actor, if I were being auditioned for a horror film bringing my parents along might actually be a very good idea, though it would take a bit of time to arrange the exhumation permits.

I'm such a bastard for laughing at that.

Though I have no idea if any person applied to where I work towing their parents along, I did have a funny experience with a "millenial" a few weeks ago.

Our department will see somebody leaving soon so we had to send out the call and bring somebody in to replace him soon. A kid who was 19 or 20 applied and started the next week.

My department is very labour intensive so I knew he was in for a shock. Most people who apply to this position usually last for one day and call in the next saying that they quit if they don't like the job...He lasted an hour and 45 minutes...A new record.

 

[paracarl44]

I would have never thought of it.