I just received an e-mail announcing the hiring a customer service representative. She brought cookies to the interview. That was the entire content of the press release.
: Zubon
If this needs comment beyond “WTF,” I leave it to you.
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yeah wtf
First Btw
Just goes to show, bribery is an integral part of the game development process. =P
On the Excessive Use of Blog Post Releases? =)
I think this “Press Release” should be a Tweet… max, what game or company is it from anyway?
They did not specify what kind of cookies?
And how insulting is that anyway? They hired a woman because she can cook.
Can she, though? It wasn’t specified if the cookies were any good. They might still be sitting there because they’re nasty.
When are we gonna get an update on that?
They hired her, obviously the cookies were good.
She is a woman, what other skills could she possibly bring to the workplace?
Oh well maybe she is cleaning.
Yea, we need to know if the cookies were good or not, otherwise her role as a CSR is somewhat unclear.
Well I’ve been job hunting for months now. If all it takes is cookies and a wig… helloooo Tootsie.
Make sure they’ve got cookies enabled first, imo.
Mmm… delicious delicacies…
Maybe the cookies were really good :)
shamelessly chasing the female 3-95 demographic.
Is a blog post about it really the best way to combat excessive spam? They’re probably typing up a press release about the excessive posting of low content blog posts.
Mind you commenting spuriously on a spurious blog post about a spurious press release means it really is time I went to bed.
NN all.
Can’t be a gaming company or she would have brought pie.