Tuesday, July 29, 2014

When You Hire a Man . . .


Men are a mystery – not only to women, but to themselves.  We guys often do or say things that cause us, sometimes long after (and sometimes in court), to ask ourselves: “Now why did I DO that?”  The number of books, videos, lectures, and seminars on this tantalizing subject are beyond count.  I don’t pretend to be an expert in the field of Virility Explication, but I notice things.  And I’ve noticed exactly 5 things that all men have in common.  So if you plan on marrying one, hiring one, or living next door to one, you need to heed the following:
1.       Dirty Socks.  Men do not believe in bacteria or in bad odors.  A slice of pizza falls on the ground and they will simply pick it up, brush it off, and continue eating it.  Give them a slice of tropical durian (known world-wide as “stink fruit”) with limburger cheese slathered on it, and tell them it’s the latest food craze in Irish pubs, and they’ll snarf it down before you can say Pepe Le Pew.  Men like to wear their socks to bed, and they don’t like to hear anyone yapping about the smell.  There is no smell; not to them – just a thick, musty odor that pumps up their testosterone.  Men will wear a single pair of socks until even the germs thriving in them give up and depart in disgust. 
2.       Drinking straight from the bottle or carton.  What’s the big deal?  We’re just trying to save having to wash a bunch of glasses.  Don’t be such a crybaby!
3.       Remote Controls.  Of any kind.  They belong to the man.  Not the boy or the girl or the women or the grandmother or the kindly old aunt – so keep your ever-lovin’ mitts off that TV flipper!  The man opens and shuts the garage door.  The man flies the remote-control toy hovercraft.  If it’s a flat, black piece of plastic with buttons on it, just leave it alone until a man can take control.  Otherwise you’re in for one big hissy fit.
4.       Hot Sauce.  Men use it as aftershave, they love it THAT MUCH.  Observe a bunch of guys at the local taco joint any evening after work.  When their order arrives they start pulling out their own bottles of hot sauce, with monikers like “Devil’s Fart” and “Chunky Chernobyl”.  As they ladle it on, the atmosphere around their table wavers with the miasma of capsicum vapor.  Eyes watering, brows melting like wax; they assure each other what an AWESOME time they are having.  If you love your man, there is only one thing you can do for him in this kind of scenario; keep the Preparation H handy.
5.       Deafness.  Men hear only what they want to hear.  And that isn’t very much.  It your sentences don’t have the words “sex”, “eat”, “drink”, or “football” in them you will never be heard by a man – not if you set yourself on fire and yell at them through a bullhorn.  Use icing to write important messages to them on cake.  Or have it etched on their bowling ball.

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Xactware in Lehi is hiring 2 part-time telephone positions. Anyone can do these!


Brother Nielson has just informed me that there are TWO NEW part-time positions open at Xactware in Lehi.
The pay is $12.00 per hour.
Flexible hours from 18 to 29 hours per week, between the hours of 6am and 6pm.
No benefits.
You would be working as a pricing specialist, talking to contractors over the phone to get quotes on work.  Knowledge of construction is a plus, but is NOT required.
Please click here to apply for the position.

Good Luck!

Saturday, July 19, 2014

Qualtrics in Orem is Hiring Sales People and Computer Engineers!


I just heard today that Qualtrics up in Orem is looking for both sales people (will train if you have no sales experience) and for computer engineers.
You can apply online at http://www.qualtrics.com/careers/ 

If you have any questions you can contact Brother Matt McCammon in our ward at 661-361-5628.

Happy hunting!  

Sunday, July 13, 2014

New Job Opportunities. Sunday, July 13, 2014.

I passed around a blank sheet of paper today in Church, asking for any job leads, and this is what I got:

  • Part-time Security Guard.  Nu Skin.  Nuskin.com.  Call 801-345-1000.
  • Handyman/Construction.  Part-time.  Contact Kevin Kirkman:  801-707-2098.
  • Spanish translators.  National Guard.  jltc.org/employ.php.

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Now on the lighter side:
13 THINGS YOU DON'T WANT TO HEAR FROM YOUR BOSS:
  1. Meet me in the conference in ten minutes, and bring a list of all your company passwords. 
  2. Have you met my son?  He has the same kind of college degree as you do.
  3. Do you have much sick leave left?
  4. I wouldn't bother to sign up for the Friday potluck if I were you.
  5. Ever think about going back to school to get your Master's?
  6. All your kids out of the house yet?
  7. I'd welcome a chance to play more golf -- wouldn't you?
  8. They say a hobby can relieve a lot of stress.
  9. I hear they've extended unemployment benefits again.
  10. You can never have enough cardboard boxes.
  11. 90 days can sure go by fast.
  12. Does your parking spot get much shade in the afternoon?
  13. Are you still here?