Re: Re: Batch Files as a Timed Ev
  By: Gamgee to Andre on Thu Feb 24 2022 07:02 pm

 > -=> Andre wrote to DesotoFireflite <=-
 >
 >  An>   Re: Batch Files as a Timed Ev
 >  An>   By: DesotoFireflite to Andre on Thu Feb 24 2022 11:29 am
 >
 >  De> Allthough MRO may have his faults, he has been a tremdious help to me
 >  De> over the years with synchronet. I haven't used his help in the last few
 >  De> years,
 >
 >  An> There's a reason a lot of companies and leaders have a "no
 >  An> assholes" rule for hiring.
 >
 > Really?  Do you think they'd know a person was an asshole based on a 20
 > minute interview where the person would naturally be on their best behavior
 > in order to
 > get the job?  I think that's a stretch.

I interview a lot of people at work - you'd be surprised what you can glean from interviews where yes, you'd expect a person would be on their *best* behavior.

 >  An> All the help in the world isn't very
 >  An> useful if they run everyone off and make people avoid the message
 >  An> boards, or in the worst case, not want to contribute to BBSing in
 >  An> general.
 >
 > While that may be (sort of) true, it's mostly projection/speculation, and
 > doesn't really apply to the case at hand.  While I would agree that MRO is
 > generally an asshole, he was actually right in this thread.

Actually, I don't think MRO added any technical value to the discussion whatsoever. 
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