Booth Babe Video

[housecat]

Subject/Tweet: Taiwanreporter

Who says they are all eye candy and no brains?

More info on the "are booth babes sexist?" discussion: http://www.intaiwan.de/2012/06/22/booth ... -about-it/

Mod Note: I errantly removed this post earlier. The original poster is Taiwanreporter. Sorry for any confusion or misunderstanding.--Housecat

[taiwanreporter]

Thanks for re-posting!

[ceevee369]

I almost believed in the term "smart" as in Smart to do the Job until the last 20 seconds of the clip in which the girl rattled a Corporate text from a small paper.
If she would work for me, the least I would request is to learn the most important Corp tag lines by heart - and providing it in a convincing / emotional profound way.

Well, she'll do fine next year - and most likely land the job she aspires for if "educated" means smart.

TW Reporter - did you organized the interview yourself?
..and what happened with the question "how much you make per day" as this has not been adequately responded in another thread (computer '12)

[tommy525]

She spoke english well for someone who apparently didn't attend an English or American school.

Shes bright and energetic. Full marks . And cute too

[taiwanreporter]

TW Reporter - did you organized the interview yourself? ..and what happened with the question "how much you make per day" as this has not been adequately responded in another thread (computer '12)

Yes I did, as part of a German TV Computex special.

The money-question is dealt with in this piece: http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstr ... g-visitors

[ceevee369]

TW Reporter - did you organized the interview yourself? ..and what happened with the question "how much you make per day" as this has not been adequately responded in another thread (computer '12)

Yes I did, as part of a German TV Computex special.

The money-question is dealt with in this piece: http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstr ... g-visitors

Thanks. Making 100 - 170 USD net being confronted with more sexism as the article states must be demotivating.
Not sure what the "Asus tweet' was about but the message of "showing more skin" seems alarming. Even for Taiwan standards.
Compared with CES, Cebit and CSF in HK, Computex for sure already has the less cladded girls walking around.

[GC Rider]

I almost believed in the term "smart" as in Smart to do the Job until the last 20 seconds of the clip in which the girl rattled a Corporate text from a small paper.
If she would work for me, the least I would request is to learn the most important Corp tag lines by heart - and providing it in a convincing / emotional profound way.

I think you're asking a bit too much here. Despite this being a tech show, they're still humans, not robots. Or would you expect a booth babe at CES to recite some product blurb in error-free Chinese from memory?