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In reply to the discussion: Note to parents with teens looking for Summer work... [View all]ms.pamela
(95 posts)40. It just not the teens
My daughter and other friends in her age bracket 40 to 55 often complains about anyone under 30. As a nurse supervisor she has had to tell employees to get off their damn cell phones and the work ethic well there isn't any. She said she would not hire anyone under 40. There is a problem all across the country with many younger people. Many show up to work late, leave early, dress improperly, lack decorum and show little respect for others. I know some other kids that are great but so many are not.
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Maybe this was her first interview ever. Did you tell her that the texting needed to stop?
irisblue
Yesterday
#4
17 is not an age blessed with an overabundance of employment related intelligence tho
irisblue
23 hrs ago
#18
17? She was probably just out of high school, or going into her senior year.
WinstonSmith4740
18 hrs ago
#35
Does anyone remember the articles a few years ago? Mothers accompanying their sons on job interviews?
3Hotdogs
22 hrs ago
#22
The employees collecting carts from the parking corrals at the grocery store stand in the corrals and use their phones,
chia
23 hrs ago
#20
What a difference 20 years makes, but I can understand the scenario only too well
DFW
19 hrs ago
#30
We have severely underestimated the addictive power of mobile devices at the peril of our children's futures and ...
littlemissmartypants
16 hrs ago
#39