Job interview at Pentagon

[Anonymous]

Why the hell would you want to work there? It is a miserable hellhole. Save yourself.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

+1
Even severed employees in the basement get to have melon time, hall passes, wellness time. A quick scroll to keep someone energized is a mental health accommodation.

[Anonymous]

Everyone communicates via Signal app.

[Anonymous]

They will be glad you declined interview.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why the hell would you want to work there? It is a miserable hellhole. Save yourself.

Agree 100%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

+1
Even severed employees in the basement get to have melon time, hall passes, wellness time. A quick scroll to keep someone energized is a mental health accommodation.

Strict rules in national security agencies are generally considered understandable and necessary.

I will move on to other opportunities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

Jesus you spend three hours a day on your phone? How have you not been terminated?

[Anonymous]

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Jesus you spend three hours a day on your phone? How have you not been terminated?

You do 7 hours of work every day? That's incredible. We would be zipping around in flying chrome cars if everybody did that much work per day.

[Anonymous]

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Jesus you spend three hours a day on your phone? How have you not been terminated?

You do 7 hours of work every day? That's incredible. We would be zipping around in flying chrome cars if everybody did that much work per day.

I have billable targets. I do more than 7. You’re not helping your fellow Feds beat the allegations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

Jesus you spend three hours a day on your phone? How have you not been terminated?

Jesus, why you try to ignore the word "AFTER WORK"?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You give out your desk phone. I worked other places where cell phones weren’t allowed but never at the pentagon. The commute and parking issues were bad enough!

If I have other job choice with similar pay, I would not accept a job where I cannot use personal cellphone.

Why not? What do you need your cell phone for?

I feel strict rule environment will drain my spirit, I prefer environment with flexibility, even a quick 30-second scroll per hour (while and while) is joyous, I am just a heavy phone user, I spend at least 3 hours on phone per day (after work).

Jesus you spend three hours a day on your phone? How have you not been terminated?

Jesus, why you try to ignore the word "AFTER WORK"?

That’s two words big brain.

[Anonymous]

You really want to work there now?

[Anonymous]

I can think of much better reason to not want to work at pentagon