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ordinarily i would never do that either but this isnt my choice (well technically it is because i didnt want to move to London or Wales!)
my ex used to walk out of jobs all the time, used to really piss me off! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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do not panic, a lot of employers are not looking at people already in work, even though its only for another month.
There are too many people ready to start the next day at the moment.
Keep your pecker up and i am sure you will find something soon.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Had me going for a minute.
Read the title and thought you had posted an "AVOID" review 
i dont get it  "
Check out the posting in the clubs section "bad reviews"
Seems if you do you can expect no quarter to be given. |
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"Had me going for a minute.
Read the title and thought you had posted an "AVOID" review
i dont get it
Check out the posting in the clubs section "bad reviews"
Seems if you do you can expect no quarter to be given."
honestly, i must be having a thick wednesday as i really dont see what a thread on club reviews has to do with me not having a job 
anyone else shed any light? |
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"been out of work since before xmas .. top tip .. dont turn the telly on during the day .. its grim ! .. best of luck with your job search  "
if i am out of work for any period of time my dad wont let me watch tv lol i'll be helping him do up the house he just bought or out at agencies etc |
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By *r mrs pCouple
over a year ago
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"Had me going for a minute.
Read the title and thought you had posted an "AVOID" review
i dont get it
Check out the posting in the clubs section "bad reviews"
Seems if you do you can expect no quarter to be given.
honestly, i must be having a thick wednesday as i really dont see what a thread on club reviews has to do with me not having a job
anyone else shed any light?"
Nope lol.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Had me going for a minute.
Read the title and thought you had posted an "AVOID" review
i dont get it
Check out the posting in the clubs section "bad reviews"
Seems if you do you can expect no quarter to be given.
honestly, i must be having a thick wednesday as i really dont see what a thread on club reviews has to do with me not having a job
anyone else shed any light?"
I got it.  |
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"Had me going for a minute.
Read the title and thought you had posted an "AVOID" review
i dont get it
Check out the posting in the clubs section "bad reviews"
Seems if you do you can expect no quarter to be given.
honestly, i must be having a thick wednesday as i really dont see what a thread on club reviews has to do with me not having a job
anyone else shed any light?
I got it. "
can you 'splain it to me please  |
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"is it worth writing cover letters? do recruiters really read them?"
I read cover letters. If there's a spelling mistake, obvious grammatical error or other literacy blooper, it gets shredded and does not get past me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Tip for you, take a look at organisations/companies that specialise in your line of work/expertise, ie google. Take an afternoon off from agencies as there is a huge pool of folk looki g for work at present and unless you can shit golden eggs, it's just another piece of paper someone has to read... After finding companies that do what you do, get a list of contacts, Find out from various sources via the ninja net who is next/senior to the receptionist who is point of contact for most places for hr stuff. Get a banging cover letter together focusing on your strong points, but also highlight one or two bad points in you career and how you managed to over come them without a bead of sweat. As mentioned before, a picture does help, not many folk do it, so it puts you in the long term memory of who ever sees your papers. Once that and your cv are complete, ma them to the co facts you gathered earlier.....why? Due to various companies now havi g the pick of the crop of potential employees, labour is(not much mind) cheaper, givi g company bank sheets a rosier tone, this means firms are creating jobs for the higher tier employees/board member and the like, meaning people all move up a notch, by targeting g the companies direct, you are potentially pipping all the the post as prospect vacancies are not advertised before they exist, you could land the job before it ends up on the agency books where everyone and his dog are applying!!! Hope that helps. X  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well, now we've tarted up your cv, and looked at the local agencies as well as nationals, you should get some interest.
Don't forget to look at the local supermarkets for a tide over job. Even part time will help. X x |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"so, just over a mont before i get made redundant and i've not had even a sniff of an interview 
Good luck. Use the time at work to get your cv uptodate and photocopied. Sign up at agencies. "
Get it printed, rather than photocopied. Recruiters can tell. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"In my last job I had to write a 4 page letter of interest so yes they do read them..."
I'm not sure that's an indication that recruiters do pay attention to content.
I suspect it's just part of the ing out process. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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To those looking for new employment I wish you all the very best of luck. Good to see others offering help (gives me hope that there are still some good people left).
I got so tired of my employer not holding up their part of the contract & bonus, then using the economic situation to slash employees remuneration that I finally walked & tried self employed. It's better than expecting any employer to play fair & look after their staff & I'm much happier knowing anything I earn is down to my hard work. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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my dentist recently refused to treat me as I missed an appointment and I was a bit panicked.
Got a much better dentist now. One door closes n all that ............... |
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