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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2011 · 1H 34M

Episode 35: Why My Pants Were On Fire

from Back to Work · host 5by5

How to handle job interviews. Merlin and Dan can't solve the problem of interviews being dumb, but Merlin will tell you what is wrong with you, how long you'll have to wait for your resume to get you a job, how Larry Wall interviews for a Perl job, and whether or not the answer is always Yes, like they were just telling Stephen (yes, Hawking). Links for this episode:Seduction community - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaMerlin's Talk: "With All Due Respect to the Seduction Community"Larry Wall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaTwitter / @hotdogsladies: "You guys know if there's any Monopoly Guy/Sir Topham Hatt slash fiction?"Cold Stone Creamery Ice Cream CateringBlackjack ClassroomSerial position effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAmazon.com: What Color Is Your Parachute? 2011: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers (9781580082709): Richard N. Bolles: BooksJobHuntersBible.com:Résumé of Merlin Mann (10/2000)Alexandre Dumas, père - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAlexandre Dumas, fils - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaCategory:Candy bars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaRésumé of Dan Benjamin (06/2001)Awesome B2W-related sketchbook drawing. So great.kung fu grippe - You stay classy, MarriottKeyBinding madness - Brett TerpstraSiracusa said so. - Actual quotes, complaints, and wise sayings from John Siracusa as heard on 5by5's entertaining Hypercritical broadcast.Sales Representative at 5by5 Studios ~ Authentic JobsGood Will Hunting - Funny Job Interview (Ben Affleck) - YouTubeViddler.com - Merlin Mann - Worst Website Ever - SXSW 2008 - Uploaded by rooreynoldsQuote Details: Woody Allen: Eighty percent of success... - The Quotations PageAphasia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaTumblrSponsored by Sourcebits and Sifter.

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