8values political quiz

**Oneeye** · 09-13-2017, 03:34 PM

Originally Posted by crazyladybutterfly

of course some jobs should be earned , you dont become a doctor without any sacrifice ... but a normal job in the industry as a low paid manual worker which requirement is simple physical strenght and endurance? what is it even to earn there? why should i have to ask and hope to give a positive impression , which i cant give, when in other countries people dont have to worry about this?

Have you ever worked in manufacturing? I have. It isn't simply physical demands. They want employees that will regularly show up on time, take few sick leaves, and do the job efficiently. Also need to pay attention to quality, minor troubleshooting, and having talent with tools helps a lot.

You look at an application for such a job.. and they always mention working "in a fast paced environment". Believe it or not, reliability is a legitimate concern that employers have of their new hires.

So I guess a protip on getting a first job, lady: Give a good impression that you'll show up every work day on time and put some effort into your work.

As for the low pay... here in the US, they normally pay much better than retail work. If they don't, it's pretty much a guarantee that Spanish is the majority of the spoken language there.

**Lightshade25** · 09-13-2017, 04:04 PM

**Harley** · 09-13-2017, 04:44 PM

Idk what this means politically, as I don't know what I identify as.

**Dragoon** · 09-13-2017, 05:59 PM

Comments:

the left and right balances are fairly accurate.
the test is better than politicalcompass

democracy? nope. even people like Merkel or Tusk are not good.
Christian? not exactly accurate. its more cultural than belief.

**JohnSmith** · 09-13-2017, 06:13 PM

I am Liberalism but a Centrist mostly.

**MissMischief** · 09-13-2017, 11:42 PM

Originally Posted by Oneeye

Have you ever worked in manufacturing? I have. It isn't simply physical demands. They want employees that will regularly show up on time, take few sick leaves, and do the job efficiently. Also need to pay attention to quality, minor troubleshooting, and having talent with tools helps a lot.

You look at an application for such a job.. and they always mention working "in a fast paced environment". Believe it or not, reliability is a legitimate concern that employers have of their new hires.

So I guess a protip on getting a first job, lady: Give a good impression that you'll show up every work day on time and put some effort into your work.

As for the low pay... here in the US, they normally pay much better than retail work. If they don't, it's pretty much a guarantee that Spanish is the majority of the spoken language there.

Also, working with the computerized equipment in many factories requires an understanding of algebra and the ability to do basic computations. Manufacturing workers increasingly operate as teams, making it important to communicate effectively.

Anyway, only about 20% of manufacturing jobs in America now are unskilled positions any able-bodied worker can fill. The rest require vocational training, an associate’s degree or certifications that can take years to acquire.

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