Advice on job hunting?

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  • tomhick024
    DK Veteran
    • Dec 2008
    • 559

    #46
    I was 10 months out of work , back in empolyment just coming up on 2 years now and the only way I could even apply for something decent was by knocking on doors and eventually a good one turned up!!
    Most jobs you see advertised have been there for a while, either shit wages, shitty conditions and anyone that starts just leaves!!

    When I was bold enough to phone a guy about looking for a job, he finished up our conversation by saying 'good hunting' to me , he appreciated the effort i went to get his details and then phone him up!! Sounds bold but I have 3 kids and needed something badly and it paid off!!
    Best of luck to ya and I hope you will find something that suits your needs!!
    Whatever!!

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    • tshirtman
      V.I.P. Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 1345

      #47
      Originally posted by cgscott
      You one of the guys that sits at the jobcentre pointing a tradesman at a job wiping old peoples bums. If so then your wrong.

      I have never found a job through a jobcentre advisor. I HAVE always found a job by phoning companies from the house or starting with an Agency and then going full time.
      presumptuous ar'nt we, and wrong!
      I work in a secure mental hospital as a re-hab co-ordinator, I help people who are recovering from long term mental illness to get there lives back to some sort of normality, which includes getting them back into work.
      Last edited by tshirtman; 31 January, 2012, 23:09.
      !retupmoc eht ni deppart m'I !pleH

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      • tornado
        Top Poster +
        • Oct 2008
        • 218

        #48
        i found jobcentres near me a waste of time dont seem to want to help anymore,more like find a reason to stop paying u,as for posting cv i would say most go in the bin u got to go walk about going in every shop, factory and ask,i was lucky got back on the railway.

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        • digitalfan
          Junior Member
          • Oct 2011
          • 24

          #49
          first know some background of the company you are applying for, write some related work experience of the job

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          • cgscott
            V.I.P. Member
            • Jul 2008
            • 3513

            #50
            Originally posted by tshirtman
            presumptuous ar'nt we, and wrong!
            I work in a secure mental hospital as a re-hab co-ordinator, I help people who are recovering from long term mental illness to get there lives back to some sort of normality, which includes getting them back into work.
            I think your line of work differs from normal day to day applicants.

            I was presumptuous yes but it was only a presumtion after all. Although comments made after mine have stated a valid point.
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