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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He's young and made a dumb decision. It's fair to make him reach out of he wants to interview again, because that's the mature thing to do. But you eventually have to write off the first time as him being young and naive.[/quote]

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No, he's not a brat.  He's new to the job hunting world and he made a mistake.  That happens when you're young and inexperienced.  As to helping again, I think it's a great idea to encourage your nephew to talk with your husband.  Why would you hold this mistake against him forever?  It's your nephew who seems to have learned his lesson the hard way.  [/quote]

Young and naive? No. OP says this situation occurred when her nephew finished his business agree, so it's reasonable to guess her was around 21 or 22. People at that age understand the importance of getting a job after graduation. He blew it off due to his own laziness and entitlement, not his age.

The posters who are apologists for the nephew in this thread must be raising irresponsible children who turn into irresponsible adults.

If he simply "made a mistake," he needs to learn from it and stop relying on others who he's behaved disrespectfully toward in the past to continue to do his leg work, two years later.[/quote]

They may need a job, but not all of them know exactly how the working  world works.

Anyway from OP's  snotty comments and his pushy mom,  I think nephew knows exactly what he's doing and limiting how much these people are involved in his career choices.[/quote]

Maybe you just know a lot of post-graduate morons.[/quote]

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