HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
Dec 31st 2008, 10:08 am
#31
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
BC, send me D's CV soonest...
you have me email addy, in case not, pm coming...
you have me email addy, in case not, pm coming...
Dec 31st 2008, 10:15 am
#32
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
OK Blue Cat and DaWarrior - listen..........
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Dec 31st 2008, 10:22 am
#33
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
Dean - I think that is your best post ever! Karma on its way
Dec 31st 2008, 10:26 am
#34
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
OK Blue Cat and DaWarrior - listen..........
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Dec 31st 2008, 10:27 am
#35
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 605
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
OK Blue Cat and DaWarrior - listen..........
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Dec 31st 2008, 11:21 am
#36
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
Well since I didn’t get to wish you all a merry Christmas (I’ve been watching cricket) do have a great new year 
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Sorry to hear that some of you are struggling, best of luck folks and chin up now.
.Sorry to hear that some of you are struggling, best of luck folks and chin up now
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Dec 31st 2008, 8:36 pm
#37
Joined: Oct 2003
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Posts: 2,797
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
Happy new year Debs... Hope you ands yours are well? xx
Dec 31st 2008, 8:56 pm
#38
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Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
Happy New Year you lot!
Can't be as shit as the last one at least
Can't be as shit as the last one at least
Jan 1st 2009, 9:47 am
#44
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Posts: 23,434
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
OK Blue Cat and DaWarrior - listen..........
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
Seems like your world is falling apart to begin with, but calm down and start to see it for what it is - an opportunity to take stock of what you do, whether you want to keep doing that, and to use it as a breathing space while you (perhaps?) look around at other opportunities - perhaps in completely different fields - that you simply were too busy to think about before.
Happened to me three times (and will no doubt happen again) - and I'm still here, doing what I do to the best of my ability.
DON'T start firing off CVs and letters of application to all and sundry - it requires a more measured approach. One of my mates called a major firm in his line of work, explained his situation, and casually remarked 'I'm in your area next week - you may not have any vacancies, but I'd love to get your feedback on how you see the industry generally - can you spare me 15 minutes?'
The guy agreed to see him. He walked out of what became a 90-minute meeting with a new job..............
There are ways - and YES there are jobs out there, despite global economic gloom and doom........... stay positive.
