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Online Kev40ish

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Hi,

What would you do?
Last week I have been carrying out interviews for an interpreter / project planner I need for an upcoming project I am working on. One of the applicants was a W.G I have seen before... I stayed professional through the interview although she did look surprised when she saw me.
The job involves travel and relocating to another location later in the year. She has just finished Uni. And is not as qualified as some, but much better looking than most.
Should I risk it??? She would be on my payroll, so therefore becomes tax deductible.

Would you or would you not?

Kev

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If this is a genuine question...and I have my doubts about that...then I severely doubt she would accept a booking from her boss.

If there are stronger candidates, work wise, go with them.

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Go for it..... what could be the worst will happen to you if peoples find out? Loosing your job? If you're the boss, loosing your business? Bringing shame on your family? Embarrass you childrens? If you're single, who knows and who cares? F-k it, just follows your dick is always the answer.  :hi:

Offline PLeisure

What are your needs...
Someone who can do the job well - or someone who's easy on the eye?
Do you intend to book her as a SP again? 

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So she could potentially out you now, especially if you let her down or sack her in future.

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So she could potentially out you now, especially if you let her down or sack her in future.

Two way street just who stands to loose more

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I really don't think I would employ her, even though I am happily divorced, in no danger of losing my business over it. I really only need an interpreter and someone with common sense.
I know common sense will prevail... I just didn't think things really happened like this in the real world.

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I just didn't think things really happened like this in the real world.
This is the real world, the job is a means to getting your end away.

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If this is a genuine question...and I have my doubts about that...then I severely doubt she would accept a booking from her boss.

If there are stronger candidates, work wise, go with them.

I'm with you Steve; bogus question. Don't believe it's anything other tha an attempt to stir up debate/argument, something to do.

If it actually IS a legit question, then no, don't employ her. Shagging is shagging... but business is business. ££££

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Hi,

What would you do?
Last week I have been carrying out interviews for an interpreter / project planner I need for an upcoming project I am working on. One of the applicants was a W.G I have seen before... I stayed professional through the interview although she did look surprised when she saw me.
The job involves travel and relocating to another location later in the year. She has just finished Uni. And is not as qualified as some, but much better looking than most.
Should I risk it??? She would be on my payroll, so therefore becomes tax deductible.

Would you or would you not?

Kev

I know some pretty switched on girls in the world of whoring, would I entertain employing them and putting them in a position where they could influence my bottom line? Not for a second....use the strongest candidate to deliver nice healthy profit for your project and the blow the surplus on some hookers is my advice.

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Make a familiar phrase or saying from the following jumble of words.
Fire. With. Playing.   :cry:

Pompoy123

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Let's hope she don't read UKP silly boy.


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Hi,

What would you do?
Last week I have been carrying out interviews for an interpreter / project planner I need for an upcoming project I am working on. One of the applicants was a W.G I have seen before... I stayed professional through the interview although she did look surprised when she saw me.
The job involves travel and relocating to another location later in the year. She has just finished Uni. And is not as qualified as some, but much better looking than most.
Should I risk it??? She would be on my payroll, so therefore becomes tax deductible.

Would you or would you not?

Kev

So why would you want to employ an under qualified prossie?   :unknown:

A waste of fucking money IMHO! :dash: