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>>534177
>Smile creepily.
No, thats not how we PR or HR.
>>534161
>Let's hold off on the personal questions for a bit. Let's start off but saying we have a job offer.
Lets take this direction.
>>534134
>I guess you could phrase it better. Maybe something like "No need for false pretenses. Be yourself."
She should feel like she can be honest with us.
>>533817
>Yeah, throwing my lot in with the therapist route. Our smithy looks like she's got troubles, and I doubt we can really overlook that yo
Ask her if she's willing to share what's going on
>>533807
>...she was passed out, drinking, in the daytime, over the contents of a letter. A letter she's concealing. She's forcing a smile.
Steady now. This way a little bit, but dont try to get under her skin.
>>533798
>ask if everything's ok and say she seems troubled. ask if she got bad news and gesture towards the letter.
Okay, lets ease into this.
>As well as the offer to hire her as a Blacksmith, ask her about any nearby veins of interesting minerals and ores that could be more easily acccessed with the Earth Pulse's ability to reshape the land. Having a lucrative supply of, say, Mithril precursors would give us some nice financial stability in case the dungeon guild try some political maneuvering to cut off competitors to the Labyrinth Game.
>I think you should be up front about what you want from her. Say that you are willing to hire her as part of a new, nonaffiliated dungeon and you are here to interview her. However, don't say that you're the dungeon itself, she might not believe you. Tell her about the environments we might have her working in, and what requirements she would have to ply her craft. Explain how the dungeon would work, if she doesn't know. Also tell her we would be pulling ores right out of the ground for her to work with.
>In a way Master Blacksmith. I am looking to hire you. What are your opinions on Dungeon Hearts and the Labrynth game?
>"no, i'm looking to give you a fresh start. i've heard you were looking for opportunities, and i have a big one. how would you like to be the smith for a dungeon? a NEW dungeon."
>just tell her that you heard she was looking for a change of scenery and that you are part of a group starting a new dungeon and was looking for people with certain skills and heard about her and you came by to see if she would be interested.
>>533903
>Ask why she wants to move. Chat a bit about Hin first.
Then lay out all the myriad advantages of working with you. Employment with very flexible working hours. No need to smile, she can act any way she wants as long as her work is up to scratch. Lots of materials to work with. Golem assistants. A no racial discrimination employer. Interesting colleagues. Magical powers everywhere. Getting to help pick who to hire next. The chance to watch people struggle on a regular basis. Incredible promotion opportunities. Cute pets. Gold. A once in a lifetime chance to become a part of something greater than just one person.
Let's end on that note.
This is how I see this unfolding:
"It's alright, I get that today hasn't been the best, for you and me both. Yeah, I'm looking to hire you, but is it allright if I wet my throat first? I could really use a drink."
"So I hear your looking for a fresh start. I don't blame you. Is it the place or the people? For their sake they'd better have been treating you nice."
(after her response)
"Yeah, we all could use a little change in scenery. What did you have in mind?"
(after her response)
"Let me paint you a picture of where I'd like to see you in the near future.. Imagine you are on your own private smithy, access to your very own mines. They operate 24 hours a day; tireless prospectors work three shift days to haul in your ore. It's roomy, well-lit and well ventilated. Next door is your living quarters, and a complete bathroom thanks to that miracle that is indoor plumbing. On the other side of the hall is a fully stocked larder, so you don't have to interrupt yourself on a important project just because your craving a sandwich. Back in you workshop The dark masonry is covered in a plethora of tools, all evenly place and easy to reach. Measures, gauges, hammers, pliers, all hanging neatly in rows beside the framed images of your best designs. Everything you've only ever heard of, a few are so task specific you rarely get the opportunity to use them, but savor the experience when you do. A self adjusting backlit drafting is table off to one side next to shelves of enchantment texts, A series of specialized anvils on another. The bellows huffs furiously, a dragon who'll pump hellfire at your whim, and my personal favorite; The corner desk, cabinets stocked with a variety of imaginative means of disposing of the unfortunate supply of troublesome paperwork.
That is what I want for you. It's my hope that you'll want it too. You see, I've got this investment in the works, and it could definitely use skilled hands like yours. If I can, I'd like to invite you to say on for a few more days. Sleep on it, think it over. Once you have a clear head and your things in order, come by (tonight, tomorrow/xday evening) we'll have some dinner. Then you, me and your potential teammates can discuss the future over a few cold drinks. What do you say?"
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