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Originally Posted by cstreit
We sure live in an AMAZING society where someone has it so good that the smell of cig from 20 minutes ago is the worst thing they have to experience about a person. There are a lot of things that "smell terrible"in this world. If the lingering cigarette smell is the only thing that keeps you from hiring talent, you have a serious first world problem my man.
Smokers tend to be wound a lot less tight than the "Cigarette smells OFFEND ME" types. What sort of person are you looking for? Someone free scent, or someone that does the job?
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Originally Posted by Sooner or later
Look out.
It is not like he is trying to hire a sales person at a boutique. Since it is an automotive related plating and coating facility I would imagine there are some foul smells from time to time.
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Quality of life is extremely high for me. Sacrificing any part of it better pay real dividends. Smelling cigarette smoke 8 hours a day will have a very high impact on the quality of my life. No thank you. Yes, it's nice to be able to control your environment, I agree.
There are exactly zero foul smells while working. The only things we use that have an odor are aluminum polish (smells really nice actually, it's sweet), Cerakote (vented booth, always wearing a respirator though the few times I've shot "40ml" of paint, Cerakote does smell nice too). Use a lot of acetone too. Love the smell of acetone in the morning. That's it.
I wish more people realized the, even unintended, negative impact they have on others.
Edit. There is one bad smell here. Heating chrome '68 vent window frames to melt the adhesive and remove the glass. That does smell. Always do that outside.