What Are You Doing Right Now? (965 Viewers)

[icemaη]

It's great. For one it's much roomier and airy. The old place used to be a boiling pot in the summer. Also more room for my cats to run about
How do you like yours?

He has to like it, the mrs picked the place

How does the new place feel Kate?

Damn straight

 

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[Kate]

He has to like it, the mrs picked the place

How does the new place feel Kate?

It's wonderful, much more air, light and a bigger den

It's great. For one it's much roomier and airy. The old place used to be a boiling pot in the summer. Also more room for my cats to run about
How do you like yours?

Same with ours, just more air. The place we had before had small windows (the bedroom always had to have the light on) and was so close to the next building that all you could see was the fat people across the way having sex. Now we can see the ocean

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

It's wonderful, much more air, light and a bigger den



Same with ours, just more air. The place we had before had small windows (the bedroom always had to have the light on) and was so close to the next building that all you could see was the fat people across the way having sex. Now we can see the ocean

As long as the others can't see you having sex, I guess it's all good.

 

[Fred]

Im gonna miss it a lot more than my undergrad degree. In fact, I wish I had studied this for my undergrad degree.

Ya, you've chosen an interesting topic to do your MA in, unlike myself.

 

[Kate]

As long as the others can't see you having sex, I guess it's all good.

Well, quite.

The first email in my work inbox this morning was from an Italian colleague and titled "Il numero uno". I knew I shouldn't have opened it

 

[icemaη]

Give his/her email id. We shall spam it for you

 

[Kate]

I shouldn't, he is actually a good friend.

 

[Fint]

Have an interview tomorrow, quite nervous as I've only done a phone interview in the past two years so I'm pretty rusty. It's only a sales associate job for a phone shop so it shouldn't be too tasking, but if anyone has got any tips they could pass on I'd be very grateful

 

[gray]

Have an interview tomorrow, quite nervous as I've only done a phone interview in the past two years so I'm pretty rusty. It's only a sales associate job for a phone shop so it shouldn't be too tasking, but if anyone has got any tips they could pass on I'd be very grateful

All the best mate

Remember that sales is about selling yourself first.

That's what the interview's all about too, so go it with the mindset that the interviewer is a customer and you're the product.

 

[Ford Prefect]

Have an interview tomorrow, quite nervous as I've only done a phone interview in the past two years so I'm pretty rusty. It's only a sales associate job for a phone shop so it shouldn't be too tasking, but if anyone has got any tips they could pass on I'd be very grateful

Ask them lots of questions about the job, company, your responibilities etc. It shows you are interested and want to learn .

Essay day

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Ask them lots of questions about the job, company, your responibilities etc. It shows you are interested and want to learn

THIS!

At the end of the interview, let them know that you're looking forward to hearing from them about the result of the interview, and also that if you are selected for the job, you'll accept it ASAP, even if you may not.

 

[Nzoric]

i was pretty sure i had to read 1600 pages to finish my article. just found out that i really don't need about 700 of the pages. fucking awesome, i can get done with this by the 15th and then start working on my next article. when that's done, i don't have any classes nor exams. next semester doesn't start until late september.

 

[Wings]

i was pretty sure i had to read 1600 pages to finish my article. just found out that i really don't need about 700 of the pages. fucking awesome, i can get done with this by the 15th and then start working on my next article. when that's done, i don't have any classes nor exams. next semester doesn't start until late september.

1600 pages! What are you studying? Il gol di Muntari by Allegri?

 

[Nzoric]

theory of communication (i have to write an article for a historic newsletter for academics) about the fire in copenhagen in 1728, how the city coped with it administratively, how the aprox 15.000 (out of 65.000 total population) displaced lived during the rebuilding, about the actual rebuilding itself.

my next paper has a pensum of 2200 pages, spanish america. rooted in All mankind is one : a study of the disputation between Bartolomé de las Casas and Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda in 1550 on the intellectual and religious capacity ot the American Indians.

 

[Fint]

All the best mate

Remember that sales is about selling yourself first.

That's what the interview's all about too, so go it with the mindset that the interviewer is a customer and you're the product.

Ask them lots of questions about the job, company, your responibilities etc. It shows you are interested and want to learn .

Essay day

THIS!

At the end of the interview, let them know that you're looking forward to hearing from them about the result of the interview, and also that if you are selected for the job, you'll accept it ASAP, even if you may not.

great advice guys I can talk myself up easily enough but when it comes to those situational type questions I tend to falter. I always find it easier to act in the moment, as opposed to telling someone how I'd go about it. I know that sounds strange but I sometimes find it hard to explain to someone how I would solve a problem, if I'm thrown into a situation though I excel.

@Sheik, I get what you mean, in a round about way, ask them when you will start to show confidence right?

Will just read up a bit more on the company and that's all I can do really apart from be myself.
Thanks again chaps, definitely gonna put those tips into practice and I'll tell you how I get on.

 

[swag]

Congratulations on our two new movers in their new places.

Hello people! After an ass raping few days packing, shifting and what not, I'm back.

You know, I live in gay man's San Francisco, and even I ain't heard of "shifting" before...

 

[Wings]

theory of communication (i have to write an article for a historic newsletter for academics) about the fire in copenhagen in 1728, how the city coped with it administratively, how the aprox 15.000 (out of 65.000 total population) displaced lived during the rebuilding, about the actual rebuilding itself.

my next paper has a pensum of 2200 pages, spanish america. rooted in All mankind is one : a study of the disputation between Bartolomé de las Casas and Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda in 1550 on the intellectual and religious capacity ot the American Indians.

Sounds awfully ancient. Wish you all the best

 

[Fint]

What are you studying Nz?

 

[Nzoric]

history, the most worthy subject of them all

( )

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

@Sheik, I get what you mean, in a round about way, ask them when you will start to show confidence right?

Not really. The reason I used to do that is because over here, when people would interview for multiple openings, they'd take a long time to decide which job to go for. This resulted in the recruiters being annoyed about waiting for them(and in some cases, the candidate in question would choose another job). So that line is just to let them know that you give their job opening the highest preference and you won't hesitate to accept the job if you were selected.