BSkyB seeks 100s of Geordies to deal with broadband customer growth BSkyB is looking to fill 550 job vacancies to meet what it described as "strong demand" for its TV and broadband services. The move comes after the British broadcaster confirmed that it had completed its takeover of O2 and BE's home broadband networks on Wednesday. BSkyB, which is 39 per cent-owned by Rupert Murdoch's News …
I can almost feel my sanity fleeing at the sight of those jobs. They might be ok for some people but when you're unemployed and have social phobia issues (yes it's a real thing) the thought of being forced to apply for such jobs is terrifying.
AC - while I doubt many would ridicule my issues I still don't want to allow the few that might to know who I am.
The objective isn't to force anyone into a non-existent job, that would be impossible. They just want to either bully you into giving up benefits, or push you over the edge to suicide.
Just go 'self employed' and they'll leave you alone. Self employed is the new incapacity benefit.
(self employed AC)
Having spent the last week trying to get a problem with my parents' Sky broadband fixed, I hope any new recruits are better than the absolute shower of s**t I've had to deal with thus far.
Even if they man the phones while off their faces on Newkie Broon, they can't do a worse job than the muppets who have been taking me round in frustrating circles over the last few days.
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