i mean the juice ain't worth the squeeze😉

never was ... I jus wanted a son

thats why it took me to 52 to get married to start with...lol

Lmaoo Karate Kid reference love it.

I am just going to adopt.

got married cuz 52 is my lucky number ... was the year i was born.... jus kiddin😉

does anyone have good experience with recruitment agencies?

does anyone have good experience with recruitment agencies?

idk why it sent twice mb

@JDB u should look out for your best opportunities not others

I'm wanting to go into the military my self.

Navy or Marines for me.

what do you mean ? i thought that recruitment agencies would help me get a job i'd like more easily

Just try to get some extra drive and make your own leads

You can do what u want them to do for u BETTER

without going to a recruitment agency you'll have 10 times as many people applying for the role

some companies only hire through recruitment agencies

So are u scared of competition

i'm scared that my CV won't be read in a pile of 500

they'll read my CV in a pile of 20

@The woken child I wanted to serve too but then I started learning about ancap.

What is ancap?

To each their own but a position that is acquired though a agency only is more than likely a position u will not want to stay at

true @thadeal4real - they also take a decent cut out of ur pay

Yeah temo agency suck.... Only go through them if you arr desperate.

the vast majority of recruitment agencies deal w/high turnover positions n the better the position the more u will owe...

If have to keep looking for another job.... Because they will never keep you.

i'm currently working as a waiter/kithcen porter and got a phone call from a company i applied to through indeed about a "Junior Implementation & Support" asking me more about myself and then i've got an interview booked on Friday - this role is amazing and i guess i'm just nervous seeing as, because i didnt go through an agency, that there'll be a lot of competition

I used to always keep two jobs. That's the only **real** job security there is. Then I realized it's just better to work for yourself.

my dream future career is in software dev so this job sounds amazing

How do you work for your self?

@MufflePuff unless ur self employed a biz owner or investor

Start a business. Build a hustle. Whatever you can do that you will like to do **that makes money**.

this role sounds amazing

@JDB just remember THEY called YOU

true @thadeal4real - i'm super excited for the interview seeing as i don't need to prepare as i can just be myself and show them how interested i am

I might need me a mentor.

i havent told my family incase i get rejected - any tips on doing well at an interview? idk whether to bring my laptop to show them my portfolio

@The woken child don't be afraid to pay for one. Free education is free for a reason. It will likely take you 10x as long if you try to do it on your own.

Don't cheap out. **Also note, most people won't last 10x as long**.

I'm kind of homless