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Similar kind of problem here, most jobs require 3-5 years of experience as a minimum. As soon as they see that you're a fresh graduate, they throw your CV in the dustbin.
Have you done anything that relates to the jobs you are applying for that maybe you didn't get paid for? Like an internship or something.
 

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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Have you done anything that relates to the jobs you are applying for that maybe you didn't get paid for? Like an internship or something.
I did an internship, i worked in the quality department at a hospital. Thats the only experience i have, and it was for 5 weeks only.

ßüякε;2605453 said:
Here I just work for my uncle right out of school and say "fuck the Jews".
Too bad i'm not in my country, i have no relatives here :depressed
 

Asma

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Oct 21, 2003
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I did an internship, i worked in the quality department at a hospital. Thats the only experience i have, and it was for 5 weeks only.



Too bad i'm not in my country, i have no relatives here :depressed
Which hospital ? Al Qassimi ? And what sort of quality do you mean ?
 

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I did an internship, i worked in the quality department at a hospital. Thats the only experience i have, and it was for 5 weeks only.
You'll just have to sell yourself bro. Come up with a bit of a speech on how the experience you've had, however little, has had an immense effect on your understanding of the job your applying for.
 

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Meant shop :D

I've applied for:
Book shops
Supermarkets
Game Shops
Pet Shops
Coffee Shops Jewellery Shops and I think a fish and chips shop
Fuck yeah dude. Office temps do all kinds of shit. Computer work, organization, file management, alphabatizing shit. All of those skills are applicable to the world of retail.

And also, if you apply online you should do a follow up phone call within the week.
 

IrishZebra

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Fuck yeah dude. Office temps do all kinds of shit. Computer work, organization, file management, alphabatizing shit. All of those skills are applicable to the world of retail.

And also, if you apply online you should do a follow up phone call within the week.
Thanks for the advice man, I'll give it a go next time there is a phone number attached to the add.
 

Fred

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Oct 2, 2003
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Which hospital ? Al Qassimi ? And what sort of quality do you mean ?
Yes, Al Qassimi Hospital. I worked in the quality department in the administration.

You'll just have to sell yourself bro. Come up with a bit of a speech on how the experience you've had, however little, has had an immense effect on your understanding of the job your applying for.
I'd try that, but the problem is, its not easy to get a hold of someone in HR(or whoever is responsible for hiring), normally the receptionist would answer your call, and tell you that whoever you want is busy, and you can leave your CV or whatever with her.

ßüякε;2605461 said:
@ Fredward: Scotland?
Mate if i was Scottish, do you really think i'd be staying here? :D
 

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Thanks for the advice man, I'll give it a go next time there is a phone number attached to the add.
Think about it. In today's economy employers get hundreds if not thousands of applications via email. The object of the game is to separate yourself from the rest. A phone call turns you into a prospective employee rather than merely an application.
 

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