job suggestions?

[nothingsong]

I'm a recent college grad, I interviewed at enterprise and got turned down, I think it was a combination of my jaw dropping at 55 hour weeks for $31K a year and also that they didn't want to help pay for an MBA in their benefits, this site makes me feel better about missing out on them, any suggestions for a good entry level job out of college?

Go to fuckin' McDonalds You Pussy! You want to get into the corporate world you have to work your ass off, no matter what job you have. You didn't get hired because you have no communication skills! Learn how to speak and apply again!

There is a difference in working hard and working like a slave.

I can understand that as a company you don't have to pay a lot of money in salary to your entry-level employees. However, when they refuse to send you to school to be a better manager or sales employee, it makes you think. Oh wait, I know why...because they make you work 60+ hours a week so there is no time for you to go to school and that they don't want you to be smarter because they know you could get a much better job with a degree then be a taxi driver and a porter for just above minimum wage.

Do you really think just because you wear a shirt and tie to work it makes the job look more professional? Porters do the exact same job as Mt's, the only difference, they don't have to deal with angry stupid customers and they don't work 60 hours a week. Comparisons, you both wash cars, you both pick up/drop off customers, traffic cars to different branches all day and get paid dick.

Hmmm, interesting.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by nothingsong

I'm a recent college grad, I interviewed at enterprise and got turned down, I think it was a combination of my jaw dropping at 55 hour weeks for $31K a year and also that they didn't want to help pay for an MBA in their benefits, this site makes me feel better about missing out on them, any suggestions for a good entry level job out of college?

The reasons you didnt get it are exactly what you thought they were, you showed a desire to get your MBA (ERAC hates education) and you quickly recognized that a waiter at a decent restaurant can make that in 25 hrs. or so a week. Trust me, it is the best thing that happened to you.

[SirYesSir]

I'm glad I read this post. I was considering trying to move up in the co., but...

Run, run while you can.

[cereal rapist]

Originally Posted by nothingsong

I'm a recent college grad, I interviewed at enterprise and got turned down, I think it was a combination of my jaw dropping at 55 hour weeks for $31K a year and also that they didn't want to help pay for an MBA in their benefits, this site makes me feel better about missing out on them, any suggestions for a good entry level job out of college?

The only thing worse than working at erac is getting rejected by erac

[noeracforme]

I disagree. You only get rejected by ERAC when they feel that you are too good for the job. That they can not brain wash you and waist their time training you for the first month.

Consider yourself lucky.