Check out this website called glassdoor.com. You can read anonymous reviews on companies posted by prior/current employees. It can sort of help you gauge any issues going on within the company and determine whether or not it's something you're willing to tolerate. That's how I learned a...
I agree with what you're saying but it really depends on the situation. For example: while I can be the one making small talk to fit in, they can also make an active attempt to add me into the discussion. It goes both ways. Some people don't even attempt to make the new person feel welcome or...
It depends. It's probably more awkward for that one person not saying anything. If it's your first time being around a group of people and they're talking about shit that doesn't involve you, what are you supposed to say?
I might come across as shy when I first meet people. That's because I have to get a feel for people before I'm comfortable opening up and being myself around them.
Good luck with that. Fast food might be different but most companies now require you to use their website to apply and submit resumes. I know someone in HR right now that's told me she had people try to walk in with printed resumes and she just shreds them after they leave. Recruiters search...
I agree with you. I've noticed it go either way:
Some can't survive on the outside without the military
And some just can't get down with the military
You're fortunate to have been able to get your discharge changed. Contrary to what a lot of people think, that process can be long and hard...