What Are You Doing Right Now? (284 Viewers)

Dostoevsky

Dostoevsky

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Søren Krarup said:
It all comes down to if you would rather be unemployed? - I don't know, but you don't sound like you enjoy it much. If people settle, it's their problem - do you think you would do the same?
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I don't like this tbh.

How would I deal with going to interviews if I work and it's impossible to change shifts? Sounds like a trouble for me.

It's also pretty hard to settle with selling shoes in a store after studying so much for 4 years :sad: It's not like I'm any better than others... but looking at this horrible situation it seems like studying didn't even pay off.
 

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Dule90 said:
I don't like this tbh.

How would I deal with going to interviews if I work and it's impossible to change shifts? Sounds like a trouble for me.

It's also pretty hard to settle with selling shoes in a store after studying so much for 4 years :sad: It's not like I'm any better than others... but looking at this horrible situation it seems like studying didn't even pay off.
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It's no fun. In todays world, unemployment means loss of identity. As I said before, it's easier to get the job you want when you're already within the organisation.

Edit: And of course, it easy for people like me to say, when I'm not in the same situation :)
 
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