115 How to Social Engineer your way into your dream job Jason Blanchard

These are the videos from Derbycon 2016:
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[@arnoldsoko6679]

Jason Blanchards is one of the best communicators i have come across in my collegiate career.

[@AccessoRe]

Adrian thanks for sharing!! I loved the title, info/tips and laughter! 👏🏽Jason.

[@inaguration.913]

19 years of living, I never knew until I saw this video that I always wanted to be the wildcard in the group I am in, but they always treat me like brains, which puts a lot of pressure in me. Thank you, Jason Blanchard from the year 2016.

[@Timanator]

One of my favorite presentations!

[@mistaecco]

Gonna be looking for new work soon and this was immensely helpful. Speaker is super endearing too, love his style!

[@JohnnyCiocca]

I've seen this talk before... I think last year? Anyway, always a good one to rewatch. Love it.

[@forensictech9147]

Great talk. I love his honesty. For a guy suffering from anxiety you couldn't even tell.

[@InfinitygamingFtw]

Great presentation! Tough crowd.

[@shilyazid2797]

i loved that presentation , i am on my final year of studies , and i hope that talk will help me get my first job . Better be ... ;)

[@qmurec]

That was awesome!

[@DylanCorneliusOnGoogle]

Really good talk!

[@LunarFrequenciesHD]

You crack me up.

[@OthmanAlikhan]

Thanks for the video =)

[@ejsorrento]

Has anyone implemented any of this successfully and got a job?

[@samanramezanian594]

Hi jason, I am from tehran!!!

[@ankhankh8798]

21:30 4 types of people

[@randomtvninja]

I think we all went through that stage of selling candy to kids in school. For me it was fifth grade but then I got caught one day and the teacher took my candy. aha but yea now and laters, blow-pops all that good stuff

[@Willam_J]

jonathan gibson - That's when you switch tactics. You start selling pencils (at a moderate markup) and then give the candy away for free to your customers. :-D

[@an1skh4n]

I was selling pirated music CDs when not everyone had a CD burner in high school

[@barak363363]

51:20

[@mumdidntraisenofool]

Is he the guy from the Diamond City radio ?

[@lalaithan]

A mob of socially courageous people at a tech conference would probably cause a lot of people to cry and/or hide.

[@thebuzzardandtheworm190]

I don't disagree with much of what he said. - But he reduced "the muscle" - the people who actually do the physical work - to Subway sandwich makers, and left it at that. This is what's wrong with capitalism. The people who come up with ideas, the people who mold those ideas, and the people who sell those ideas can become kings, while the people who do the "grunt" work to make those ideas a reality remain nameless, disposable worker-bees who make a fraction of the money (which is a big part of why they are dissatisfied in their work in the first place). Don't get me wrong - in the current system, I wouldn't want to be "the muscle" either (and I'm not) - but it's shameful that the hard work (often much more grueling physical work) isn't respected as much as work done by people in ties and pant suits who have more comfortable jobs and more comfortable lives. None of this is the fault of the speaker, of course. It's a problem with capitalism and society in general. It's just sad that the most hard-working people are often the least appreciated..

[@lalaithan]

I agree with you. Just self-checkout and ordering machines show what our society thinks of the cashier.

[@DendriticFractals]

call me prejudice but that lisp.......