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Who ultimately gives you the money though. Its either mum or dad, right.
Still the same way for me here, although I do pay for gas and clothing with my internship money. Hope I get a job very soon, but employers are just not interested in the experience I present at the table .
Two Screwed up interviews . In the second one I spoke very fluently and to the point. What is wrong with me here
It's a ****ed up world. I'm job hunting aswell, and it infuriates me how they state in the job ads that it is a "graduate position" and "training provided" etc, then a couple of lines down "must have 5 years experience"
How in the ACTUAL **** is one supposed to GAIN that experience when companies won't consider those that are just getting their foot in the door HERP DE GODDAMN DERP
It's a ****ed up world. I'm job hunting aswell, and it infuriates me how they state in the job ads that it is a "graduate position" and "training provided" etc, then a couple of lines down "must have 5 years experience"
Not always the case, but stating that they want experienced candidates often means that they want to be able to negotiate your salary down. I'd say, if you think you can do the job, apply for it. Maybe not 5 years experience, but 3 years should be doable. Especially if the salary stated is that of an entry level job, you can bet that they won't attract many experienced folks. Unless your field is highly competitive.
Remember i'm 18. Anyway. Its still annoying because she would never do that..
Did you work for that money, or was it handed to you?
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It's a ****ed up world. I'm job hunting aswell, and it infuriates me how they state in the job ads that it is a "graduate position" and "training provided" etc, then a couple of lines down "must have 5 years experience"
How in the ACTUAL **** is one supposed to GAIN that experience when companies won't consider those that are just getting their foot in the door HERP DE GODDAMN DERP
I know it's ****ing retarded. When I graduate I'd probbaly have to move out of state since that's what many RN jobs around here call for
Remember i'm 18. Anyway. Its still annoying because she would never do that..
I didn't know you had a job? When did you start that?
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. In the second one I spoke very fluently and to the point. What is wrong with me here 
