City workers salaries

studentphil

piper5 wrote:

so whats the problem with being a trainee??? what better way to get an understanding of a job/ position, so you can be the best when you climb? thought that would have been obvious buddy!!

There is no problem in being a trainnee, but if you can not get a Trainee job then it would seem the chances of finding a job in that firm lower than that in a related role is very unlikely.

piper5

jaffa30 wrote:

Piper5 i would love to disagree with you BUT I Cant

heehee!! no doubt phils sitting back in his chair giggling that his mission is complete. i mean after all this thread was started about city workers, which proved how much phil knew about them.... not!!!! and now surprise surprise its all about him... well bra-f**king-vo phil!!!! :mad: :mad:

piper5

studentphil wrote:

There is no problem in being a trainnee, but if you can not get a Trainee job then it would seem the chances of finding a job in that firm lower than that in a related role is very unlikely.

grrrrrr.. just go back in your hole phil!!!!:mad:

feelinggood_2

It doesn't have to be a related role. Get in there doing what ever you can - and once you are there, be the best you can be, and keep showing them how great you are, and keep asking for what you want. My dad became a manager for his company after starting working in one of thier factories on the shop floor with no alevels.

piper5

studentphil wrote:

There is no problem in being a trainnee, but if you can not get a Trainee job then it would seem the chances of finding a job in that firm lower than that in a related role is very unlikely.

well congratulations on pointing out the obvious.. have a round of applause from me!!
how would you ever know if a position is available phil, if you never leave your house, or computer chair for that fact???

piper5

studentphil wrote:

There is no problem in being a trainnee, but if you can not get a Trainee job then it would seem the chances of finding a job in that firm lower than that in a related role is very unlikely.

well congratulations on pointing out the obvious.. have a round of applause from me!!
how would you ever know if a position is available phil, if you never leave your house, or computer chair for that fact???

studentphil

piper5 wrote:

well congratulations on pointing out the obvious.. have a round of applause from me!!
how would you ever know if a position is available phil, if you never leave your house, or computer chair for that fact???

I do leave home most days in a normal week.

piper5

oh go away!!!! wheres the intelligent phil gone, that spouted all the stuff earlier in this thread?? its amazing watching a personality change infront of your eyes!!!!

piper5

right im gone, catch ya laters jaffa, feely and co. might be on later, but im off home!!! :mad: :mad:

good luck !! :rotfl:

studentphil

Since you are all having a go. I would be completely happy with something for a first job just like changing the toner tubes and unjamming printers-- which is the most basic job going in IT.