The Bike Test.

[Dynamic Position]

BBC News - The bike test that shows what we're really like at work


Interesting article. Should employers take it up?

Would e-cyclists be assessed as cheats?

 

[los monty]

BBC News - The bike test that shows what we're really like at work


Interesting article. Should employers take it up?

Would e-cyclists be assessed as cheats?

Problem solvers happy to harness technology.

Where would farmers be now if they hade stuck with the spade and hoe?

 

[jackhandy]

Hmm - Interestink...

Thanks to you, and ms. Kelloway, I'll now spend Christmas & the New Year analysing every other cyclist's behaviour...

... And mine!

 

[trex]

BBC News - The bike test that shows what we're really like at work


Interesting article. Should employers take it up?

Would e-cyclists be assessed as cheats?

employees who don't like cycling presumably are work shy.

 

[flecc]

BBC News - The bike test that shows what we're really like at work

Extract from article:

I saw three other cyclists showing traits that should have interested their HR departments. The first had his right trouser leg rolled up to reveal a meaty calf.
Such resourcefulness in the absence of a clip impressed me - I'd hire him as a problem solver.

On the other hand, he could have been an absent minded Freemason.

 

[trex]

nah - she is easily impressed by a man who shows a little initiative.
I may be in with a chance?

 

[amigafan2003]

On the other hand, he could have been an absent minded Freemason.

As it was his right leg he's obviously new, so it's easily done

 

[MikeyBikey]

As it was his right leg he's obviously new, so it's easily done

whereas, if it was the left leg out, then he's beyond redemption!
Oooh, ooooh, ohoh the hokey cokey...