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Apr 3, 2011
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At least they admit that they benefit from "younger workers"
I guess I don't qualify, with my B.A in math, and in- progress M.A. in applied math.
Don't worry, Waterbury HR department. You'll have many applicants from "the hood" , multiple Praxis II failures, half their bodies tattoed.
I'm sure Waterbury is at the top of eveyone's "Desired District to Work" list, huh?
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My CT city is the SAME way..the pool of applicants is a puddle of Praxis failures, Teach for America etc........can't speak properly, dress like the street, glued on hair and spray painted nails...charming?