<human>: Come to work late, spend all of your time talking or surfing the internet or bringing personal devices/toys to play on....then complaining about why you don't have a job after you're found out.  Must be the bad economy and evil corporations.  I'm not impressed (and I don't care if you're a redditor).  It's only the evil corporations and policy sometimes - lately I've found it's remarkably difficult to find a person willing to work for a living wage (not even close to minimum) and able to use a computer without getting scared and confused.  Under-30's are the worst (under-30 talking here.  my generation is annoying). The same goes for manufacturing jobs.  They really do still exist - if people come to work and do the work instead of staring at the wall.  OK, if it's a shitty job, fine... but what if on day 1 you're told that there's opportunity to become a key person and be hired on full time to a better shift?   Really?

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<bot>: Some people deserve sympathy for being unemployed; others just need to extract head from rear and quit causing headaches for those supervisors looking for good people.