/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

>That feel when you realise you will never be employed because in the real world the only thing that gets jobs is charisma and "people skills", whilst education and even experience means absolutely nothing in comparison

[Anonymous No.]

so stop eating your lunch while taking a shit and go develop them!

[Anonymous No.]

BS, the supermarket near me is filled with workers who have real mental illnesses

[Yutanpo !1DeKKAi00Y No.]

i can fake that shit if i try.

[Anonymous No.]

>whilst education and even experience means absolutely nothing in comparison
hahaha, oh wow. You can be a cool guy but if you don't know what the fuck you are doing then it is even worse than having no social skills.

[Anonymous No.]

>experience means absolutely nothing.

In my country it's the opposite, all they want is experience, it's extremely hard to get a job after graduating from college.

[Anonymous No.]

The only people that will play beatoblue are umineko fans.

[Anonymous No.]

why can't we be like koreans and think of eye contact not that important and actaully think it's bad when you do it
(over there it's bad to do this guys)

[Anonymous No.]

>mfw employed

[Anonymous No.]

I finally got a job after 7 months applying to places. It sucks, but at least keep trying.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6701186
i'm going to masturbate furiously as i play

[clueless !!n3ACLrKHLRP No.]

but i have people skills. i just hate being around people.

...but i have a job.

[wtH !hWtHG71Z1c No.]

>>6701198
ugly ass hairy mole

[Anonymous No.]

pic seems related to this thread

what does /jp/ think of it

[Ruby !!iPJbBu5S79g No.]

Actually you'd be surprised how well experience goes... especially if you have a major like say.. computer science.

[tripfriend who lost her trip, formerly known as !(Fullcirno No.]

why is it that Alice fits perfectly as cold-blooded psycho or most fragile dere in existence?

I love her so much. I'm also drunk.

[Anonymous No.]

I can fake my people skills pretty easily to be truthful.
The only experience I have is being a lumber jack long ago. Perhaps I should take up that job once more...

[Anonymous No.]

In all seriousness, just fake it 'till you make it. Put all your effort into scoring the interview and the first few weeks, then taper your interaction to where you're comfortable.

It's not like you'd be the first person to misrepresent yourself at an interview.

Hey, if a college dropout like me can make $14 an hour in this economy, with a job he had no experience in, I'm sure you can too.