How does a PhD make you a better worker than someone without one?

studentphil

Hapless wrote: »

So why are you saying it's stopping you with working in a supermarket?

Because I would not be able to sit at a till too long.

It does not stop me getting a job but I have to find one that I can do.

Hapless_2

studentphil wrote: »

It has never stopped me yet and it won't stop me now. It is just a matter of waiting for the right job to come along that I can do.

Should be ANY job to come along that you can do. There may be a recession looming, so go out there and get a job...ANY job.

melancholly

is there any chance this thread can be locked as it has absolutely nothing to do with the original question? it'd save anyone else being drawn into a pointless discussion with phil.

studentphil

Hapless wrote: »

Should be ANY job to come along that you can do. There may be a recession looming, so go out there and get a job...ANY job.

Any job I can do. I have found 8 ish so far but I have not got anywhere with them because of my lack of office experience I think

shellsuit

You're wasting your breath guys, he won't listen :cool:


Oh and Phil......

!!!!!! :rolleyes:

Same old, same old.......

studentphil

shellsuit wrote: »

You're wasting your breath guys, he won't listen :cool:


Oh and Phil......

!!!!!! :rolleyes:

Same old, same old.......

I am getting closer to getting a job one day soon I will get a job offe.

Edinburghlass_2

nickyhutch wrote: »

Yes, what's wrong with Tesco or Asda? You can more or less pick your hours and shifts, I believe.

ah now I think the Asda uniform precluded a job there :rolleyes:

aurora_borealis_2

Edinburghlass wrote: »

ah now I think the Asda uniform precluded a job there :rolleyes:

You have a scary memory :eek:

Edinburghlass_2

I do

But I can't remember what I went into the kitchen for, five minutes ago!

Edinburghlass_2

Anyway DOC how is the bedroom going? I'm still working on the kitchen, floor tonight