Hot HR Girles

So are the girls in HR at your companies hot. At minr there are one or two hotties but you get those short fat ones too.

There are these two Aussie chics who are just smokin hot. One has a nice curvy body while the other is tall and slender. A threesome with them would be just great. Lovely accents too.

 

Most of the ones I know are lovely but not stunning. They have the clean, scrubbed American-girl look, and many are ever so slightly on the not-rail-thin side. They are also charming, young, and rather laid-back, though they dress really well. I really enjoy their company.

The ones at GS were... not so great looking. Oldish, haggard, braying Jersey accents, weird fashion sense, scary long fake fingernails. Quite thin. But not in a good way.

 
Nobody:
What is with the fascination with HR people in the firm? I just don't get it.

There isn't just some firms hire really hot ones, just like secretaries some hire really attractive ones.

 
gsmsml:
Goldman had HR girls that were no less than models from what I saw, absolutely gorgeous

I haven't interviewed with them, but someone else said something similar, so most be a theme in the company to hire hor HR chics. A guy in my class was going all wild how the HR lady at GS was hot and the women who interviewed him.

remeber a chic that inerviewed me. She was dressed quite sexy, had on a real short skirt nice legs. Sexy figure but now when I look back she wasnt all that. Her dress and the way she carried herself was what made her look kinda hot. She was good looking but wouldn't say hot.

 

Just matched with a chick I used to work with on Tinder. Dis goan b gud.

In unrelated news, I matched with a chick who is supposedly dating an old high school buddy. I recognized her from FB pics. I should tell him this, correct?

heister: Look at all these wannabe richies hating on an expensive salad. https://arthuxtable.com/
 

I did a lot of job searching when trying to figure out what I wanted to do getting out of the military.....I've yet to see one that is even moderately attractive outside of BB firms.

Interestingly enough I noticed that all of my best interviews were with male hiring managers. A lot of female HR reps seem threatened by an aggressive attitude in a potential job candidate while all the males I've interviewed with loved it.

 

Got interviewed in SF by a tech company last month; the hiring manager was a def 9-10; a German born, 6.1 ex track & field that went to FSU.

I end up going out with some friends the night after the interview to a club, and then we end up in a friends house for an after party... Long story short, I had some drinks with this beautiful German that interviewed me during the after party. As today, I'm planning on visit SF again in few weeks to hang out with her. Still waiting to hear for the decision/offer from the company tho.

 

I put a cap on hiring HR people at a 5. Why you ask? Well the 8s and up simply put a huge damper on productivity. This rule was once broken and a 9 was hired as a receptionist and the output from the engineering department went down at least 25%. She got a different job and left.

But in finance they are always a 8 plus. Its just like in entertainment agencies and the like nothing but eye candy for clients to look at with the advantage that they get some small amount of work done. Weirdly enough clients always seem to prefer to talk to the receptionists who are approaching retirement. I guess that might be because old ladies are easier to talk to? Who knows but that is what I have found to be the case.

Follow the shit your fellow monkeys say @shitWSOsays Life is hard, it's even harder when you're stupid - John Wayne
 

I don't like saying this but the fall from "doin what they are doin" must be pretty hard..

'Overheard an older coworker tell a younger coworker today "yes.. this is one of the nicest things my husband bought me.... and that was before I had kids. You get yourself nice things before you have kids." .. her kids could easily be in college right now. The younger coworker replied "'working on it"

@"heister" - you see why old ladies are easier to talk to?

 

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