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Rosinitiate
I would not hire him a sous chef but offer him a job in the kitchen and offer him time with the head or executive chef. I would have the exec show him a few dinners and ask him to try it. If that didn't work I'd see if he'd fit in the front.
But that's just me, I'm the helpful type.
AugustusMasonicus
If they guy is not a good fit and is unwilling to take a pay cut and do something different (wait tables) then I would not hire him as my business is not a charity. I joined the Masons to do charitable endevors.
Just because they don't like the truth, are you scared of the truth? Are you scared of reality?
Because I just told you something REAL and your reaction was pretty extreme.
Its secret oaths bind its members to come to the aid of a brother, to lie when necessary, to protect a brother even if he has committed a great criminal act. Masonic judges are bound to set their brothers free should it at all be possible or at least to give them the lightest sentence applicable to the crimes committed. Police officials will not arrest or at least will do whatever they can to protect fellow Freemasons. Keep in mind that the higher the rank in civil government, police agencies, and in the military the more likely it is that the person is a Freemason. They see to the promotion of their own members.
Enough of the lies and deceit, time for freedom and truth.
AugustusMasonicus
Rosinitiate
There are connections that are gained and favors earned that an average person might not get. Is it fair? No, not really...
I happen to belong a cigar club, a train club and a Corvette club and I have done favors for people at each of them; locating work, etc.
Networking is part of life (unless you are a hermit) and people generally go with the known entity as opposed to a total stranger and often take the advice of friends in matters such as these. None of this is bad as these people still needed to prove themselves to whoever was doing the hiring.
To expand on this further as a former business owner take this hypothetical situation into consideration:
I happen to be sitting in lodge and a Brother says:
"Hey Brother, I heard you have a couple of restaurants, are you hiring?"
"Why yes I am, I need a sous chef. Do you know somoene looking for work?"
"I do, Brother Louis Ciper in Take Over the World Lodge #666 needs a job."
"Send him over, I would be happy to see him."
Brother Ciper shows up for the interview and it turns out he only knows how to do Barbeque and has no idea how to cook Italian food. Would you hire him for your Italian restaurant?
edit on 28-9-2013 by AugustusMasonicus because: networkdude has no beer
nancyliedersdeaddog
I could be wrong but doesn't Freemasonry kick people out if they find out they joined for career advantages?
I find it hard to believe all these CEO Masons hire their friends for top positions even if they aren't qualified, that would be a horrible idea that could bankrupt a business.
nancyliedersdeaddog
reply to post by theabsolutetruth
If you have all these bad stories involving Freemasonry why don't you make a thread detailing these events with proof?
AugustusMasonicus
nancyliedersdeaddog
I could be wrong but doesn't Freemasonry kick people out if they find out they joined for career advantages?
That is correct. It is called joining for mercenary motives.
I find it hard to believe all these CEO Masons hire their friends for top positions even if they aren't qualified, that would be a horrible idea that could bankrupt a business.
Which was exactly my point. This line of reasoning applies to all situations where someone makes accusations that a person got the job solely because they were a Mason. They may have gotten the opportunity to attempt to get the job because they knew a Brother that was hiring but they still needed to prove that they were capable of doing the job.
As a side note, if I were ever to hire a Mason or recommend them to a friend for a position I would have much higher expectations for them that they would do an above and beyond job or I would not even consider making the recommendation to begin with.
edit on 28-9-2013 by AugustusMasonicus because: networkdude has no beer because he doesn't network
Rosinitiate
nancyliedersdeaddog
reply to post by theabsolutetruth
If you have all these bad stories involving Freemasonry why don't you make a thread detailing these events with proof?
Or a book, I hear there is more money in it!
Drilluminati
If you had to chance to be mentored by an illuminati member would you?