Post by The Void
http://juggling.tv/736 Might be the diabolo troupe. Those other people are all on JTV too, but not from that show.Post replyby The Void, in response to this post 2015-07-16 10:44:40
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I knew Mamphy online and Sam in the real world for quite some time before I realised they were the same person.There were a few pretty confusing conversations.Post replyby emilyw, in response to this...
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I tend to find the opposite. If I meet a person in real life then it puts all their posts into a biased context; weighed by my opinion of that person's personality, experience, arrogance, and...
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In addition "work culture" is taken into consideration. If an employer thinks you won't fit into the company's culture (as its proven to affect quailty and rate of work) then they won't be asking you...
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Given the context of this post, it amuses me to reply with....*others*, *you're*!Yours, the arrogant, intolerant grammar nazi.Post replyby The Void, in response to this post 2015-07-16 11:02:16
View ArticlePost by peterbone
That seems like a good way for me to filter out the employers that don't allow freedom of speech.Post replyby peterbone, in response to this post 2015-07-16 11:07:52
View ArticlePost by mrawa
Nope, I welcome the correction! Even if *other's* was a stupid phone auto correct I need to proof read my posts more thoroughly! My grasp of English grammar is poor at the best of times...Post replyby...
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We did filter an interviewee that had their own tech/code blog...their ideas directly contradicted own "best practice's guide", and their response to comments on their own blog were rather...
View ArticlePost by lukeburrage
Here's the problem: if I see a whole load of text without a recognizable or even pronounceable name attached, I just don't read it. I'm way more likely to read replies to that post by people I do...
View ArticlePost by Mike Moore
I have this fantasy of a potential doing some kind of online background search on me* and being accidentally introduced to the juggling world. Currently, a Google search my name followed by the city I...
View ArticlePost by emilyw
1. jolly good for anyone who's actually in a position to consider "filtering out employers", and2. not all negative consequences come from employers, and3. for you it may only be about the things you...
View ArticlePost by 7b_wizard
No compare .. Pankey did an Ss: 3b-423 and an under the leg and in movies everything is possible (also catching flies with chopsticks).Post replyby 7b_wizard, in response to this post 2015-07-16 13:40:19
View ArticlePost by Little Paul
If you know a guy bullshits and is arrogant then your more likely to ignore their opinion.Ahh! So *thats* why you ignore me :)Post replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-07-16 13:47:04
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
Yep, that's the one. Thanks for digging it out. It's a beautifully constructed act, and I find the snowballs idea charming.Post replyby bad1dobby, in response to this post 2015-07-16 14:30:01
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...but it's Jackie Chan ! I rest my case, your honour.Post replyby bad1dobby, in response to this post 2015-07-16 14:31:59
View ArticlePost by Dee
Also, some of us have rarer names than others... I, for example, don't share a name with a Conservative MP. I have to assume students will google me when looking for contact details; my juggling...
View ArticlePost by ^Tom_
[I]s a happy medium between being identifiable online by people who know me in person and not being overly searchable.- says Denise Lucy Davison, d.o.b. 21/05/1985, living at 13 Whistlethompe Crescent,...
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I'm not a 100% sure we've met! ... maybe at Bungay a couple of years ago.Post replyby mrawa, in response to this post 2015-07-16 16:55:42
View ArticlePost by peterbone
I thought I had a rare name until that guy came along. Now I get some of his hats male!Post replyby peterbone, in response to this post 2015-07-16 20:14:30
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