[CLUE-Talk] Going to war, how much to pay people

[Kevin Cullis]

Yep, he didn't thank me, but I defended his right to do as he pleases
with his business and company (a large Fortune 500 company at that).

Yes, as soon as he saw the ID he not only made the comment but his body
language said it all: reject!!  Too often the military is only viewed
through Hollywood and most Vets have a brotherhood that most don't
understand.  The recent event with the nine miners trapped under ground
sort of builds a comraderie that only those that have been through it
can understand, same with Vets.

You're more than welcome, and I'd do it again!!

Kevin


On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 10:29, Sean LeBlanc wrote:
> On 01-28 22:23, Kevin Cullis wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > In fact, I recently interviewed for a job and the interviewer saw my
> > military ID and said he didn't want to hire someone that yells and
> > screams at people.  Well, would you then go hug your enemy while he's
> > coming at you with a knife and rifle?  Sheesh.......
> 
> So, instead of thanking you for your service, he instead jumped to some
> conclusions about "yelling"? Talk about gratitude. I hope that interviewer
> didn't use that as criteria to reject you. 
> 
> And let me just say "Thank you" for your service. 
-- 
Kevin Cullis <kevincu at orci.com>