Sentences with phrase «sucks at getting the job»

he basically sucks at getting the job done in the TW.

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The whole thing sucks, in my opinion, because if you get a boring, well paying job, you're selling out to «the man» and giving up your dreams, slowly dying at a cubicle while life passes you by.

So I get to suck at my job and suck at being a mom simultaneously!

For a while, I was getting really burned out, and it sucked — I felt like I was spreading myself so thin trying to do it all, both at my full - time job and with my freelance work.

The customer service was great, I have to say the salesman was great and patient, I purchase a sub that day, I got it home and after looking at the ca... r next day and the car much dirtier then I thought, I had mentioned to the salesman the car was dirty, he stated they do not clean them until they r sold, after I purchased the sub he stated they would clean it now, well it came back it did not look any better at that point I was not happy with the sub, took it home next day brought it back, since they have five day return, we found another sub on line and had it brought in, It looked great and clean, I BOUGHT it now very happy, the cars at other location or have the car brought in, cars at Easton for what ever reason r dirty the clean up guy there sucks at there job, but Dan the salesman was great

They get the job done, but just looking at the screen resolution, you can tell that they SUCK.

Other career paths that we have mentioned which suck a lot of people in but tend to not produce would be careers in the entertainment industry, getting a plum job in the entertainment industry is like playing football in the NFL, it just isn't going to happen for most people, and yet each year there people wracking up enormous debt at film school and at fashion schools.

And you're totally right, once you get a job and work for a few years your degree doesn't mean anything if you suck at your job haha.

My blog started out as a straight up and down family travel blog and I went so far as to change the name and URL for all the reasons mentioned here — it is not really my idea of a dream job at all and I didn't want to get sucked in to the competition even as a hobbyist.

The real issue is that he was fired, couldn't get another job and because Naughty Dog wont reveal his personal profile for legal reason, he can just suck at his job but ride this with no proof.

Although job boards do serve a purpose, I hesitate suggesting you use them at all, because in my experience, too many executive job seekers get sucked in once there, spending way too much time responding to job postings.

There is little getting around the fact that job search can be a soul - sucking process that eats at your self - esteem and sense of worth.