The Bar Is Now Open
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Originally Posted by Calgal
'Scuse me, sir! But if you're to become a true Calgarian, it's YeeeHaaaa (no "W") TUTS! 

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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
No it was deffo seeing you in yer cowgirl hat. YEEEEE HAAAAAWWWW
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The usual please
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Originally Posted by poolking
The usual please 

Here you go....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
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Originally Posted by yonk
Here you go....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
Take the Job.
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Originally Posted by yonk
Here you go....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
Close your eyes - visualise a set of traffic lights. What do you see (no hesitating), go with the colour you get first! (Stop, proceed with caution, or go?)
#1312
Originally Posted by Calgal
Ahem! "Bar-type people"
Close your eyes - visualise a set of traffic lights. What do you see (no hesitating), go with the colour you get first! (Stop, proceed with caution, or go?)
Close your eyes - visualise a set of traffic lights. What do you see (no hesitating), go with the colour you get first! (Stop, proceed with caution, or go?)

Hon - if you have weighed your options both pro and con and want the job - then go for it! Im sure you both can work out the details later. Is there anyway you can contact hubby to chat with him about it?
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Originally Posted by Calgal
Ahem! "Bar-type people"
Close your eyes - visualise a set of traffic lights. What do you see (no hesitating), go with the colour you get first! (Stop, proceed with caution, or go?)
Close your eyes - visualise a set of traffic lights. What do you see (no hesitating), go with the colour you get first! (Stop, proceed with caution, or go?)

Bar-type people - friendly, helpful, not on a plane between Dublin & London, good company type people....need I go on.....
Thanks, the comments have helped!
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Originally Posted by yonk
Here you go....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
And whilst I have your attention, bar-type people....can I ask for opinions...?
I currently do lots of odds & sods to keep myself and it's ok. Just had a recruitment consultant ring up to tell me about a permanent job with a reasonable salary & bens, etc but it's full-time.....
I know you don't know my situation & can't really judge, but OH is away and I'm quite tempted but he wouldn't be impressed as he would get landed with stuff.
Ramble, ramble....
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Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas
It's the Borg yonk! Do not be assimilated! IMO.
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Originally Posted by yonk
I knew you'd say that. I need saving from myself. Ta. 

Even the recuitment girl said she was trying to tempt me to the dark side!
#1317
Originally Posted by Britjo67
I need a stiff drink. I know it's only just gone 10am but the sun must be over the yard arm somewhere in the world.
Although our plan/dream is to find work in Canada, in the meantime I can't put my life on hold. I've been applying for legal jobs around the Midlands, and it's been pretty disheartening, got a law degree from the wrong Uni and I'm older than most postgrads so less attractive for the work market (not that they'd ever admit to my age being an issue). Anyway, I have a job interview on Friday. It's not exactly what I'm looking for, but it's a foot in the door. The downside, I feel sick and have no idea what they will ask me in the interview.
Although our plan/dream is to find work in Canada, in the meantime I can't put my life on hold. I've been applying for legal jobs around the Midlands, and it's been pretty disheartening, got a law degree from the wrong Uni and I'm older than most postgrads so less attractive for the work market (not that they'd ever admit to my age being an issue). Anyway, I have a job interview on Friday. It's not exactly what I'm looking for, but it's a foot in the door. The downside, I feel sick and have no idea what they will ask me in the interview.

#1318
Man, I cannot keep pace with the "conversation" in these places. Sorry guys, way behind in the loop, but still "GOOD lUCK" to Britjo67 if you are still out there.
#1319
Originally Posted by acer rose
Good luck. If you have the energy you will be able to go further than all the youngsters. A mature (early 40s) newly qualified lawyer friend of mine was binned after her first year (articles?). Nothing wrong with her work or personality (according to her appraisal) but she was the only one not kept on (no reason given). After 24 hours she picked herself up and used all of her experience to land a job with the No1 legal firm in her field. Be confident in the knowledge that you will have much better "soft" skills than the average straight through the system type.




