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Do you ever get the feeling life is a fight?
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Edinburghlass wrote: »you wouldn't do it for £50

that would just be more of the same though, not office experience which is apparently all that's letting him down
(if that's true i'll paint my bum yellow and be the new sun)
i really think he's beyond help.0 -
tinkerbell84 wrote: »you don't know of any offices in your local town

there are no council offices?
no solicitors offices?
no hotels?
no accountancy firms?
no schools?
no companies at all?
where do you live, the outer hebrides?
There are all those, but I just aren't brave enough to ask I suppose.:beer:0 -
studentphil wrote: »I don't know what my mates will do as they are still at uni but a business or computing grad is going to get further than a philosophy one aren't they?
not if their attitude is anything like yours
i've fired several graduates for being crap workers with bad attitudes0 -
studentphil wrote: »There are all those, but I just aren't brave enough to ask I suppose.
then don't bloody whinge.
you don't help yourself - why should others?0 -
tinkerbell84 wrote: »that would just be more of the same though, not office experience which is apparently all that's letting him down
(if that's true i'll paint my bum yellow and be the new sun)
i really think he's beyond help.
From memory I think its handling cash that worries him, how to work a till, how to change a £20 note, how to deal with the petty cash, the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on......0 -
tinkerbell84 wrote: »
i really think he's beyond help.
I think you have just graduated to a new stage of phillism.....Quasar would know....:D0 -
tinkerbell84 wrote: »that would just be more of the same though, not office experience which is apparently all that's letting him down
(if that's true i'll paint my bum yellow and be the new sun)
i really think he's beyond help.
I don't know what is letting me down but I want to change it.:beer:0 -
Edinburghlass wrote: »From memory I think its handling cash that worries him, how to work a till, how to change a £20 note, how to deal with the petty cash, the list goes on and on and on and on and on and on......
so some volunteer work in an office and a second job in tesco might do him the world of good?? interesting
(i say might cos it won't fix the personality/attitude)0 -
He thinks we all have a selective memory like him, forgets what !!!!!! he has put and then tries to pretend he is a bit naive :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: All we need now is a newbie to wonder why the thread has a certain "tone" towards him and he finds a few more kind hearted, well meaning, patient, caring etc etc.................. bunch of people who will try to help him out and fail and then be at at stage "Who gives a toss" like the rest of us
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