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tapout55

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Q: Which would you prefer: to be always asked about your salary etc, or to wear it on a shirt?

Note: information on shirt via a lighted sign.

Neon

12 years 16 weeks ago in General - Other cities

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Scandinavian

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why do you want to answer that question?

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12 years 16 weeks ago

Iron_Monkey

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Rarely get asked my salary, I'm more tired of people always asking if I'm an English teacher (which I'm not).

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12 years 16 weeks ago

icnif77

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Nobody ask me about my salary. I guess, they all know 'the number'. I had guy peeking at my screen at the ATM machine, but that's all about my pay and T-shirts.

However, I like my T-shirts with print on the back, only.

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12 years 16 weeks ago

ohChina

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just smile and don't answer.

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12 years 16 weeks ago

andy74rc

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It's been a long time (2006 or 7) since somebody (a taxi driver) asked me that question. Simply change topic or no answer.

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12 years 16 weeks ago

ammohler

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t-shirt definitely! I get asked 3 or 4 times at every interview. Should make one for wages, dating preferences, interests, an up to date CV, passport and visa and what types of alcohol you find socially acceptable. That would get you from Monday to Friday with no worries.

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