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Job Hunt (UPDATE!)
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Hurray!!! Congratulations on the new job! :T :T :T"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250
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Well it's £6 an hour. Not great but if I want the debt to go then I have gotta be prepared to work hard. I have almost exhausted a lot of the mse routes...I could try the betting thing but I am too scared!"Debt makes plans for you" - A quote from my friend Catherine. How true!0
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Congrats on getting the job. I'm wondering whether to get a part time job for the evenings myself.0
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ti1980 - I would certainly give it a go. Would you be using the extra money to pay off debt? I am going to give myself some sort of timeframe for keeping the job. I am looking at about 6 months at present but will review it at Christmas. I found my job in my local free paper. Am desperate to get some money behind me!"Debt makes plans for you" - A quote from my friend Catherine. How true!0
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Yeah, all the extra money would go towards paying off debt.
I can do up to 45 hours in my full time job now but I wouldn't mind doing about 48-50 hours a week.
I look in the Metro paper and also the free paper that gets delivered every week but I haven't found anything that has caught my eye yet.0 -
I just got a call to say I have an interview for a full-time position as an executive assistant. My interview in on the 23rd of August at 9:15am. I think it is just going to be an interview as well, no awful additional assessments like doing a presentation! HURRAY!
Fingers crossed for me DFW peeps!"Debt makes plans for you" - A quote from my friend Catherine. How true!0 -
woohoo! you're on a roll now gal!Debt free 4th April 2007.
New house. Bigger mortgage. MFWB after I have my buffer cash in place.0 -
Thanks! How are you getting on Emmzi - this job hunting lark is a right b*gger isn't it?!"Debt makes plans for you" - A quote from my friend Catherine. How true!0
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You could also try contacting https://www.hays.comLightbulb Moment July 2006
Total Debt July 2006 = £88k
Debt Free Date = 20160 -
Annie_Fanny wrote:Thanks! How are you getting on Emmzi - this job hunting lark is a right b*gger isn't it?!
Starting temp (poss. perm) very low paid job a week on Monday.. will stop me panicking until the right thing turns up! I need to make a decision about if I want to move house for a better job, or retrain for something else here, I think. Toying with the idea of becoming an accountant but no idea where to start on home study! There are too many options!Debt free 4th April 2007.
New house. Bigger mortgage. MFWB after I have my buffer cash in place.0
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