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badger wrote:

Shonky wrote:Applying for a few jobs that hopefully I'll get round to completing before the closing date.

damn you for saying that. it almost makes we want to think about applying for something to get me out of this shit hole

Give it a go, what's the worst that can happen? Well obviously there's the rejections, the false hopes of a better life and the sinking feeling that you will probably be working unsatisfactory employment till you die if you fail, but apart from that it's all win

dieing very slowly, this week is shit.

kidlogic wrote:

ch3 wrote:That sounds nice, ddd!

I'm seriously considering getting back in bed, but I'm having most bizarre dreams lately and I'm not sure if I want to experience it again right now.

Sorry if they had anything to do with being kidnapped and kept in a box...

Nope, this time it had to do with a certain person and a car. Hmm, now that I think of it, last night there was a car too. Maybe because I'm reading 'Crash'...

Shonky wrote:Give it a go, what's the worst that can happen? Well obviously there's the rejections, the false hopes of a better life and the sinking feeling that you will probably be working unsatisfactory employment till you die if you fail, but apart from that it's all win

lol...

i just can't be bothered even looking. i'm sure there must be lots of alright and decent paying jobs for a graduate but i'll be fucked if i know what they are

I am also looking for a new job and looking forward to rejection and the hope of a better life - although all I want is a job that pays ok so I can save up money to live abroad for a while

badger wrote:

Shonky wrote:Give it a go, what's the worst that can happen? Well obviously there's the rejections, the false hopes of a better life and the sinking feeling that you will probably be working unsatisfactory employment till you die if you fail, but apart from that it's all win

lol...

i just can't be bothered even looking. i'm sure there must be lots of alright and decent paying jobs for a graduate but i'll be fucked if i know what they are

I don't even have a degree. The options are rubbish

badger wrote:

Shonky wrote:Give it a go, what's the worst that can happen? Well obviously there's the rejections, the false hopes of a better life and the sinking feeling that you will probably be working unsatisfactory employment till you die if you fail, but apart from that it's all win

lol...

i just can't be bothered even looking. i'm sure there must be lots of alright and decent paying jobs for a graduate but i'll be fucked if i know what they are

there aren't any, it was a waste of 3 years, well not a waste, it was a fucking laugh for 3 years but accomplished very little in a professional sense

Shonky wrote:

badger wrote:

Shonky wrote:Give it a go, what's the worst that can happen? Well obviously there's the rejections, the false hopes of a better life and the sinking feeling that you will probably be working unsatisfactory employment till you die if you fail, but apart from that it's all win

lol...

i just can't be bothered even looking. i'm sure there must be lots of alright and decent paying jobs for a graduate but i'll be fucked if i know what they are

I don't even have a degree. The options are rubbish

same, but the options aren't that bad here

I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

cleaning

at 3:44 am

for some reason

Damn you all talking about job hunting. I don't want this place to make me think of what should I do instead of posting crap in here!

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

I have degree in Fine Art, I could just as well replace 'Fine art' with 'Fail'

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

it does make a difference if you got a good degree, gets you into training schemes etc. i didn't get a good degree though

I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

liver failure

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

Your liver should get the degree in that case.

kidlogic wrote:

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

Your liver should get the degree in that case.

I think someone has already said something similar

Yeah, but that guy sucks.

forensix (mcr) wrote:

kidlogic wrote:

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

Your liver should get the degree in that case.

I think someone has already said something similar

Is this Stockholm Syndrome?

forensix (mcr) wrote:

kidlogic wrote:

thief wrote:I got drunk for six years! That must count for something.

Your liver should get the degree in that case.

I think someone has already said something similar

Deja vu... I got a degree as well. I just can't really remember. Plus it was pretty useless to begin with. Not a huge demand for mycology. More a hobby than a career I guess.

ch3 wrote:Damn you all talking about job hunting. I don't want this place to make me think of what should I do instead of posting crap in here!

Shonky wrote:I'm amazed that some people think that any degree whatsoever puts you above non-degree folks. Even ceramics for fucks sake (which I suppose makes sense in the crockery industry but otherwise...)

I have degree in Fine Art, I could just as well replace 'Fine art' with 'Fail'

I study graphics but i never understood what you type of jobs you can get out of fine art. Elaborate for me