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Why the Guardian is going down the pan!

Fan-tastic. Yet:

alongside an intellectually stimulating yet non-hierarchical culture

Someone actually ok-ed that. In a male dominated environment with intellectually stimulating yet non-hierarchical culture with big personalities and banter! . That was ok-ed I wonder how.

edit: is a footlights environment? Is that what they mean?
 
well-spoken.

That literally just means private school - and it's a technical job. Well, booking diary stuff.

(Just so we all know, this isn't a job at the guardian, it's one they're happy to sell though)

Ringing people up and that:

You will be providing support to the Director of ICT, scheduling meetings and calls, placing orders and documenting receipts, assisting with invoices, recording holiday and sick leave for the team, organising training, liaising with recruitment agencies for any hiring needs, booking flights and travel, processing expenses and general admin duties to ensure the smooth running of the team
 
Totally incomprehensible that they want a graduate for scheduling meetings and processing invoices etc. Why not just any competent person........oh, hang on a minute, they may be older, or male, or not well-spoken. The latter bit really makes me :hmm::hmm::hmm:. Is it code for English as a first language?
 
Totally incomprehensible that they want a graduate for scheduling meetings and processing invoices etc. Why not just any competent person........oh, hang on a minute, they may be older, or male, or not well-spoken. The latter bit really makes me :hmm::hmm::hmm:. Is it code for English as a first language?
they mean regional accents need not apply
 
a big article about how to eat toast :rolleyes: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/dec/09/how-to-eat-toast

one might almost think that guardian readers can't cook.

they already ran a how to cook toast article some months back.

Indeed - post #3116.

Still, if I was offered cash money to churn out nearly two thousand words on how to eat toast, I would shake a few adjectives and adverbs out the thesaurus for it. Would definitely submit it with someone else's head shot attached, though.
 
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:rolleyes:

fucking hell. Another planet :D :facepalm:

Saying that, I remember his blog being decent not shite like that guardian piece.
 
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Indeed - post #3116.

Still, if I was offered cash money to churn out nearly two thousand words on how to eat toast, I would shake a few adjectives and adverbs out the thesaurus for it. Would definitely submit it with someone else's head shot attached, though.


I suppose the next thrilling piece will be 'how to have a shit after eating toast'
 
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