When Alan fires people in the boardroom...

ontheloop54

04-04-2008

...They haven't got the job yet, so how can they be 'fired'....?

He should say..."You're not hired"

Magic8Ball

04-04-2008

Originally Posted by ontheloop54:
“...They haven't got the job yet, so how can they be 'fired'....?

He should say..."You're not hired" ”

Or "I have decided not to progress your application any further on this occassion, but we will keep your CV on file and will contact you should another similar position become available in the future"

ontheloop54

04-04-2008

Originally Posted by Magic8Ball:
“Or "I have decided not to progress your application any further on this occassion, but we will keep your CV on file and will contact you should another similar position become available in the future"”

Yes! You should suggest this to Sir Alan!

muffin the mule

04-04-2008

Originally Posted by ontheloop54:
“Yes! You should suggest this to Sir Alan! ”

Apparently he is bound by his contract with the programme to say "you're fired"

Looking at the Apprenticee worse decisions he seemed to say sorry as well in the first series...

ontheloop54

04-04-2008

Originally Posted by muffin the mule:
“Apparently he is bound by his contract with the programme to say "you're fired"

Looking at the Apprenticee worse decisions he seemed to say sorry as well in the first series...”

Oh right, ta