70k start as an engineer? What? I don't know what country that starts in. Australia? 10-15 years over 100k is true if you're good at your engineering job in all areas. Design, client relations, project management, proposals etc.

You won't start at 70K. That's highly dependent upon location and field of engineering

At my last interview, they asked me if I could do the job. They gave me a schematic, and asked me questions about it, then they handed me a circuit board and a soldering iron. I got the job, and they didn't even put paper cups for me to throw away or piss in.

It's much better working for people who prioritize the task…

They should ask them to clean the restrooms, too. That proves, um, that they know a lot about coding, or something.

How incredibly douche-tastic of these guys. Why would I throw away someone else's disposable cup ever, but especially at an interview? I have no idea if that person is finished using said cup - I for one find it more responsible to use the same cup all day. Playing tricks on your interviewees seems childish and…

Funny thing is, there are some basics told in the video, that are still true and so many people today still don't know. For me it's much harder to stand todays teens smartassing about stuff told in this video, they don't know anything about (Even as they use this stuff daily themselves), than watching the horrid 90s…

Do we really need to call them apps? Aren't apps something that phones, tablets, macs, and now Windows 8 (shudder) use to give us no control over anything? I would call these programs. I may be wrong, but I consider the 2 very different. Apps are essentially locked down programs meant to be used on locked down devices…

With all due respect, I'd say you've likely never seen a mouthy woman writing checks her man is going to have to cash. So, yes, they do need controlling sometimes. Same as a male friend or partner.

I don't suppose there are any covers of Yakety Sax on oud, are there? 'Cause that would be epic.

Pretty sure they're just filming the Iranian remake of the Three Stooges.

No. The only thing that is clear here is that GM doesn't want the tester's using unhelpfully biased language when reporting issues to the engineers. The things you highlighted contribute absolutely nothing to getting a problem recognized and fixed, and therefore SHOULD NOT BE IN THE REPORT!

They aren't checking it out, it looks like they are looting it...

A lot of stupid in the piece...nice job getting the clicks though. That's what modern 'media' is all about.

A statement which is completely unhelpful. First, it's not the job of the testers to decide if it's a safety and security issue, they're not engineers or statisticians. A cracked A arm could be a safety and security issue. It could also be that the driver hit a massive pothole at 60mph. A bent frame could be…

This is exactly what they were getting at. As an engineer in the automotive world, I can assure people that we don't tell people to not talk about problems, we just ask for a description of the issue instead of just "this is shit."

I dont think thats exactly the point they are trying to convey if anything they want a specific report of the problem not just some vague generalization. I see where they could be coming from, ya know in order to solve an issue they have to know exactly what that issue is not just oh you know this vehicle is a…

I bet that dog doesn't even lift

Sure they would. Athletic scholarships predate the NCAA, as does College Football. NAIA schools award scholarships.

Except "the NCAA" isn't college football. They aren't responsible for college football or Athletic scholarships existing. The things that Antoine Turner's own hard work and talent on the football field will give him access to would exist independently of the NCAA.

Maybe "snob" isn't the right word. Maybe "douchebag" is.