How to respond when people ask how much money you make?
Well, first understand that people are not trying to be rude. They are more likely trying to gather information that they feel should be shared, because it is about internships, which is a big issue these days. I happen to agree with them. I worked as a co-op for a high profile former software startup, and was always forthcoming with my salary (at that time co-ops there were paid a salary, given vacation pay, AND given a bonus at the end of the term). This was because that was the culture among students at the time -- people compared notes, and the information one got from others was often very useful. Second, if you do not want to reveal certain information -- whatever it happens to be -- all you have to say is, "I would rather not say." And, if pressed further, say, "I consider that personal and private information, and do not reveal that to just anyone." You can also say, "The company prefers that employees not discuss their salaries, especially not publicly, or semi-publicly." This is ALWAYS the case -- companies would rather their employees not reveal to just about anyone, what they make. Actually, there are some instances where an employee can be reprimanded for revealing his salary. No, do not leave off mentioning the name of your employer. You got the position with that company, and have every reason to be proud of that fact. Your employer being famous is not an open invitation of others to pry into your work or personal details.
I had to smile at this question because last week I was telling my husband off for doing exactly that. In his case he was doing even worse. He was answering for the other person when making business calls to his customers as in:'Hi Dave, how are you? OK. Good.'Then they got down to business. Basically, no harm is meant by this type of behaviour. It is habit forming. People are using it as a form of greeting rather than a specific, 'well how are you really' question. It is the same thing when you go into shops, I believe this was picked up from the USA, and the assistants are telling you to 'have a nice day'. Again they could not really care about your day, why should they, they have never seen you before. It is a greeting to make you feel comfortable in the store and just a form of politeness in making you feel they have noticed you.
Tell them the truth, that is all they want.“Well I never have been very fond kids.”“Because if you put a child in front of me, then I am more than likely to lose them in the first ten minutes.”“I just am not ready to take on that kind of responsibility. I already have enough difficulty trying to take care of myself. Having a kid will be quite chaotic.”“ because if you have kids then that means I won't be able to buy my Lamborghini I've been saving up for.”When someone asks you a question like this, you should tell them the truth and be nice about it. They may just agree with your opinion. If someone tries to give you trouble just tell them that it's just your opinion and that they asked a question and I gave you an answer. Not everyone needs to have a kid in order to experience what it is like to have a life.It is your life, you have the freedom to choose how you live your life. Don't let other people try to control you.Hope this helps answer your question :)
When people ask what's wrong what should I respond with?
Just tell them that you don't know and need to be let be to figure it out. When you need their help you will ask for it.
Don't get so worked up baby doll!1. Whoever asked either is genuinely curious (the child) and shouldn't receive a cold or salty answer- OR they are trying to get a rise out of you. So.2. If you are pretty enough to be mistaken for a girl then by all means flaunt yourself! I know we live in a world where assholes roam and assume they can treat people like shit- but we win by not giving them the benefit. Which brings me to~3. My solution.The next time someone asks and you know they're trying to be a prick about it- smile and laugh it off. "I'm a boy. Was there a reason you needed to know?"Something to that effect. Or maybe 'Why do you ask?'Now they could retort with 'trying to figure out wtf I'm looking at' (I personally have had this happen, but I was being called a boy). If that's the response?Beam your cute little ass off. Smile. Wide. You know why?This is when you say "I didn't realize I was so important, oh my god.."You're welcome c:
How do you respond when people ask you your weight or size?
I get asked constantly but mostly by complete strangers what size I wear and a lot of times my exact weight. Not only is it embarrassing but I find it rude and intrusive. I am a little insecure but I don't want to come across that way if I refuse to answer and maybe it comes across arrogant/boastful when I do answer them?? Either way, I am offended when they ask me and I wish I knew the proper way to handle this. In my head I want to say, "None of your effin business," but that's not appropriate. I generally get asked this at work... What would you say if random people constantly asked you your size and weight? Keep in mind you have your dignity to uphold....and a job you liked to keep. ;-)
I tell them truth. I am saying that I am unemployed. And I sometimes get bad looks. Don’t care.For example, currently I am unemployed, but for the past couple month I did more money than majority of people in my area (East Tennessee) working 8 hours per day.I just did small research during winter, made smart investment in cruptocurrency and now you can see the results:So let’s say if you would invested $4000 in Bitcoin at the moment of December 2016, when it’s price was $770, right now you would have about $15,000 out of nowhere. Many people were even smarter than me, and invested couple years ago, when price per one coin was about $40–$120The only thing I regret that I didn’t invest more because I was too uncertain about market.I re-invested part of that money in another cryptocurrency, called “Ethereum”. You can see graph too:It was smart investment too. Right now it costs about $340 per coin but I expect it to grow up to $800 by August or September. Waiting for a little more before pulling my money out.I have been at different parts of my life: I have been well-paid officer, I have been working in private intelligence area, and run successful social-media campaign for politician, who actually got elected in Parliament. From the other hand, I also worked as call-center agent, construction worker and as general laborer in tree service. I am currently 26 and I got job invitation from company, which offered me $7000 per month payment, but I wasn’t able to get it because I don’t have clearance in the US. (Only citizens can have clearance).Unfortunately, I don’t want to work jobs which make me unhappy anymore, I have been there, done that. So I have privilege right now to have stable life which I can enjoy while looking for some job which I will enjoy working.
How to Say No When People Ask Me For Gum?
I'm 14 and you know how when you have something it seems like everybody wants it? Like I'll pull out a piece of gum and everyone will be like, "oooh, you have gum, can I have a piece?" Same goes for when I have french fries, or candy, or even a sip of my drink. How ca I say no coolly and politely, yet kind of funny maybe and getting my point across. I always just give them some but I pay for it and when I give to one person it seems like everyone wants some until I have nothing left.