[Novalug] job opportunity

[Ed James]

Walt,

   It means so many things that it really doesn't mean anything in
particular, IMHO.  To my martial arts background, it means somebody
who looks darn good in a YouTube vid, but gets his tuckus kicked
royally in a street fight.  Here's a link that does a good job on the
definition:

http://www.linkedin.com/answers/hiring-human-resources/staffing-recruiting/HRH_SFF/980229-3575239

BTW - I'm not knocking "high energy" per se, but there are times for
marathons as well as sprints.

Ed James

On 4/26/12, Walt Smith <waltechmail at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I probably shouldn't post this,
> as I'm probably picking on the small company,
> but I'm in a mood....
>
> I learned a long time ago to never apply
> for a position that had the words :
> "seeking a high energy . . . ."
>
> Probably OK if you're just starting out, as
> the description implies, and are 21-26 years old.
>
> W.........
> ...