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Wed Jun 02, 2004 5:29 am
well im back,i arrived just short of 2 hours early, thought i would tell them id arrived, and i was going to be sitting in soho square till it was time. I was told to stay where i was, as the people interviewing me where coming down anyway.
i think it went really well, they even asked me if i was available for a trial day, something thats never happened before
i think it went really well, they even asked me if i was available for a trial day, something thats never happened before
Wed Jun 02, 2004 12:16 pm
For some reason people always offer me jobs. I never have to apply for one. This has happened to me 3 times now! I guess I'm just a lucky bastard 
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Thu Jun 03, 2004 1:11 am
ff - Nice work. All you have to be is patient... like me 
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Indy - I don't particularly like SQL, but you have to start somewhere I guess. What I'd really like to do is write professionally, but it's bloody hard to get into, and I don't have any pieces of paper (apart from the Arts Degree).
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Indy - I don't particularly like SQL, but you have to start somewhere I guess. What I'd really like to do is write professionally, but it's bloody hard to get into, and I don't have any pieces of paper (apart from the Arts Degree)
. Thu Jun 03, 2004 2:23 am
ff, well done, i hope you showed some sense and immediately said yes to the trial day thang.
Esq, you need to make up your mind what you really want to to do. While you're more than good enough to advance your career in IT, if it's not really what you want to do, then you'll just make yourself very unhappy and end up like me - miserable and frustrated by imbeciles. Unless you're prepared to accept that there's a difference between what you enjoy and what you're good at.
..fold your hands child, you walk like a peasant..
Esq, you need to make up your mind what you really want to to do. While you're more than good enough to advance your career in IT, if it's not really what you want to do, then you'll just make yourself very unhappy and end up like me - miserable and frustrated by imbeciles. Unless you're prepared to accept that there's a difference between what you enjoy and what you're good at.
..fold your hands child, you walk like a peasant..
Thu Jun 03, 2004 3:49 pm
@Esqy,
What Taw says may be right but I would like to offer a slightly different spin:
No matter what you do, part of your work will involve dealings with imbeciles. Be they colleagues, clients, bosses, deans or what have you. You will have to suffer them regardless.
So, as imbeciles in life are a given ... a sort of goes with the territory known as life kind of thing ... the idea is to choose what you would rather do well knowing that whatever path you choose will be littered with morons.
What Taw says may be right but I would like to offer a slightly different spin:
No matter what you do, part of your work will involve dealings with imbeciles. Be they colleagues, clients, bosses, deans or what have you. You will have to suffer them regardless.
So, as imbeciles in life are a given ... a sort of goes with the territory known as life kind of thing ... the idea is to choose what you would rather do well knowing that whatever path you choose will be littered with morons.
Thu Jun 03, 2004 7:31 pm
Taw/Indy - Aye 'tis true. I work with imbeciles enough as it is (damn University), but I fear that I am still stuck in a very teenage mindset regarding my future career; I don't know exactly what I want to do. I guess that I'll have to take the first good job that I see in either the media-related or IT areas, and try it out for a few years. Still, one of things that my father impressed upon me before he died was to only do what you love doing, and that's part of the problem; my job standards are a little too high.
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