A Good Pianist wrote:
My point was, an I might've failed to convey this, his denial reason won't simply be a recent resignation, there's more to it than that and it won't be a huge factor if we can see that the staff member is dedicated through other means. I don't think Richard is fully ready yet, but his resignation really isn't something I consider to be a deciding factor in that at all.

[quote="A Good Pianist" post=1040272][quote="Rick Johnson" post=1040256][quote="A Good Pianist" post=1040060][quote="Dr Richard" post=1040045][quote="A Good Pianist" post=1040039]Recent resignation :minussp:[/quote] [b][color=#000000]Do you actually think before you post. I know i resigned recently, i don't have memory loss. And how is saying: "Recent Resignation" going to help me improve at all?![/color][/b][/quote] By not applying with a recent resignation so yes I do think but I think you are stupid for not understanding resigning to applying never works[/quote] Look at Lucious, he resigned yet he got it a [b]few weeks later;[/b] he'll just have to wait a few weeks and improve on the things I've mentioned to him previously.[/quote] Thanks for proving my point never did I say it is impossible and a lot HAVE DONE IT a couple months after you are applying straight after resigning so your arguement is just becoming irrelevant at this point[/quote] My point was, an I might've failed to convey this, his denial reason won't simply be a recent resignation, there's more to it than that and it won't be a huge factor if we can see that the staff member is dedicated through other means. I don't think Richard is fully ready yet, but his resignation really isn't something I consider to be a deciding factor in that at all.