PRAISE HELIX!

I should not have taking a sip of my drink before reading that.

I HEARD THERE WAS TALK OF HELIX

No, you really shouldn't of (#22)

BIRD JESUS!

Auto correct is a bitch.

Not even auto correct would make that mistake.

#81 - I think Dianepm is referring to their own previous comment where they wrote "taking" instead of taken.

Suprised so many peaple got this

Y'all need Jesus

No 23, just no.

Joke......

Yes, but still no. Especially if you're not saying "Y'all motherfuckers need Jesus".

Idiot alert ^

You don't need to be rude just because someone doesn't get or like a joke.

Yes we do. It's the rules of the internet.

If we didn't nobody would know there place.

I think even if you were applying to be a pastor you wouldn't be chastised for using the word "creative". There is something very wrong with the interviewer.

Even if he was, I would think a creative pastor would be better than the boring one that put you to sleep.

I don't think you'd be a good reference as far as this employer was concerned!

Have faith my friend. Have faith.

10 might not have any faith now, but maybe over time it will evolve.

Darwinism, if OP fails to get this job, he should apply to work for you. It'd be a natural selection.

Now let's all agree to never be creative again.

How would you say you were creative then? I hate it when people essentially ban words like 'creative' and 'passionate'...sure, they may be heavily used but that's because they convey their meaning perfectly and there aren't really any other words that have the exact same meaning. As far as I'm concerned, use the words you think get your point across, just be prepared to back it up. The clichéd people are the ones that pick random buzzwords but don't have anything else.

#9 please tell us you're joking. Your comment is one of the dumbest ones I have seen today

#24 Innovative... I'm a mechanic by trade, trust me, my employer would rather I found an 'innovative' solution to a problem with someone's vehicle than a 'creative' one. Creative screams Duct tape and chewing gum.

so no one has innovated duct tape and chewing gum in repairs?

Also it was in the interview, not the OP's resume.

To me personally 'innovative' is more about new ways that people haven't thought of before whereas 'creative' is just about creating. Innovative makes me think of new inventions, creative makes me think of colourful arty things. Of course that's mostly personal bias but I think it's bias a lot of other people would have too. So it's difficult not to see the real or perceived differences in meaning, however subtle. Also, I think 'innovative' is going the same way as 'creative' and 'passionate', in people like 9's eyes anyway.

TL:DR, innovative may be better for your line of work buy creative may be better for other jobs. Either way, they're not exactly the same and so no word is really better than the other.

to be accurate, innovation is an improvement upon an existing idea or object. Creativity implies that something new will be formed. Ergo, creative is a better fit for the situation.

You can't prove anything.. The constitution of reality is only the agreed upon reasoning of a "group" of people- hence why the world being flat was once "proven". There is only the propagation of fact - hence why string theory is kept in check by quantum mechanical evidence. The only thing we can prove is probabilities of generalities, like the cup will most likely always fall when dropped. So anyone who asks to prove or disprove God is a moron. By definition we are out of the realm to understanding even the basic concepts because of pseudo intellectuals who think they understand scientific logical fallacies.