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Posted: **Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:06 pm**

Good luck Rob. I know how depressing unemployment can be. With credentials like that I'm surprised you haven't already been snapped up

Posted: **Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:00 pm**

reactive are after an acc manager

http://www.reactive.com/careers/default ... %20Manager

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 2:48 pm**

jobs are weird, now that I've found a few that are available, even though it's early days, I'm starting to get wound up in the whole decision making.
take better pay but less exciting job over one that pays less, is farther away but will probably be more interesting?
i don't know if i should take the first one i can get with reasonable pay so that i am actually employed and getting experience, and just learn from there. Or if i should sit back for a little while, see what goes through and find one that's better... the thing is i don't know what's better for me, i just need to get started

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 2:52 pm**

Take the first one but keep looking, its not easy to stay motivated to look for work when you have a job, but its a better position to be in than, looking with no job.

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:00 pm**

quick wrote:Take the first one but keep looking, its not easy to stay motivated to look for work when you have a job, but its a better position to be in than, looking with no job.

True dat. But you don't want to risk getting caught on seek.com at your current job which makes it hard to get new listings when thye're fresh. Catch 24.

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:00 pm**

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All our projects written using HTML code, no flash required.
Graphic design skills essential!!
Experience is preferred, however, if you have the right attitude and understanding of the hospitality industry you may be right for this position.
The initial contract for the set up will be for 2-3 days for 3 months with the provision of ongoing maintenance.

To Apply: Email application letter and resume to me.

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:04 pm**

black star wrote:
quick wrote:Take the first one but keep looking, its not easy to stay motivated to look for work when you have a job, but its a better position to be in than, looking with no job.
True dat. But you don't want to risk getting caught on seek.com at your current job which makes it hard to get new listings when thye're fresh. Catch 24.

it's decided then, cheers guys. well I've already worked through a catch 22 so catch 24 should be easy

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:07 pm**

cha_chaos wrote:
black star wrote:
quick wrote:Take the first one but keep looking, its not easy to stay motivated to look for work when you have a job, but its a better position to be in than, looking with no job.
True dat. But you don't want to risk getting caught on seek.com at your current job which makes it hard to get new listings when thye're fresh. Catch 24.
it's decided then, cheers guys. well I've already worked through a catch 22 so catch 24 should be easy

Look out for catch 26, only Dungeon Masters who have Advanced D&D experience should attempt rolling a D20 against employable skills.

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:11 pm**

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:12 pm**

black star wrote:
cha_chaos wrote:
black star wrote: True dat. But you don't want to risk getting caught on seek.com at your current job which makes it hard to get new listings when thye're fresh. Catch 24.
it's decided then, cheers guys. well I've already worked through a catch 22 so catch 24 should be easy
Look out for catch 26, only Dungeon Masters who have Advanced D&D experience should attempt rolling a D20 against employable skills.

I roll a 20 every time.

Posted: **Thu Feb 15, 2007 3:14 pm**

jbs wrote:
black star wrote:
cha_chaos wrote: it's decided then, cheers guys. well I've already worked through a catch 22 so catch 24 should be easy
Look out for catch 26, only Dungeon Masters who have Advanced D&D experience should attempt rolling a D20 against employable skills.
I roll a 20 every time.

Everybody syas the dice are loaded......... that's how it goes....everybody knows.

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:27 pm**

Hello There:

I am in a situation where I need a job, that is casual, and only a few hours a week.

A tall order, I know. But I am a full time university student and it is my honours year.

I live in Aspendale (near mentone, or Southland shopping centre)

I do not own a car.

I have been a concretors labourer for 4 years and don't mind a bit of "hard slog", unfortunately it is my honours year, as I mentioned and I can only work for a few hours a week. I was working with my cousin full time concreting throughout my undergrad years, and the combination of full time work and study was difficult to manage.

I am a great essay writer, with a good grasp of English, I can also type at 120 wpm.

I am not eligible for Austudy as my partner is a full time school teacher, and I was foolish enough to tell them the truth; that we were partners etc.

I would rely to the rail network to get to work, so please take this into consideration.

Thankyou for the time spent reading this.

Luke

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:39 pm**

SoulWhiteMan wrote: I am not eligible for Austudy as my partner is a full time school teacher, and I was foolish enough to tell them the truth; that we were partners etc.

Good luck Luke.

I know some people who suffered the same fate at the hands of Centrewank, and they updated their information to say they were no longer partners but were willing to live with each other as roommates until the lease ran out. Worked for them

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2007 3:54 pm**

yeah, i've already thought of a simillar sort of thing: telling them we've split up... in theory it could work, i could say i stay at the same house to write choons with her bro...... like they're gonna send a caseworker around anyhow... hmmmmm

Posted: **Mon Feb 19, 2007 4:03 pm**

SoulWhiteMan wrote:yeah, i've already thought of a simillar sort of thing: telling them we've split up... in theory it could work, i could say i stay at the same house to write choons with her bro...... like they're gonna send a caseworker around anyhow... hmmmmm

hate to tell you, but they might

. so long as you have a spare room that you pretend to sleep in, it should be cool.

Centrelink SUCK! As if your partner's going to pay all your expenses or something

Posted: **Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:10 pm**

The Mixtress wrote:
SoulWhiteMan wrote:yeah, i've already thought of a simillar sort of thing: telling them we've split up... in theory it could work, i could say i stay at the same house to write choons with her bro...... like they're gonna send a caseworker around anyhow... hmmmmm
hate to tell you, but they might . so long as you have a spare room that you pretend to sleep in, it should be cool.

Centrelink SUCK! As if your partner's going to pay all your expenses or something

i moved back home; i'll be studying all year anyway so I don't see the point of being in melbourne.

it's easier that its harder this way

Posted: **Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:57 pm**

I hope it all works out sweetie. Where's home?

Posted: **Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:07 pm**

Geelong

Posted: **Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:20 pm**

I know I've posted this before but seriously, does anyone here know peeps in magazines/newspapers in Melbourne?

I'm finally just starting to send my feelers out down there to score some work before moving but it'd be nice to have a few contacts to start with.

CV:
Award-winning (by Wednesday night hopefully) journalist with some writing flair. Hard worker. Not adverse to sucking a bit of wang when needed.

Help!

Posted: **Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:43 pm**

Will wrote: Not adverse to sucking a bit of wang

I knew it! LOL.

see books thread

Posted: **Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:46 pm**

kronz wrote:
Will wrote: Not adverse to sucking a bit of wang
I knew it! LOL.

see books thread

Hmmm?

And BTW, I meant that in a figurative sense. Just in case you were getting ideas matey.

Posted: **Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:48 pm**

Sure you did

Posted: **Mon Mar 19, 2007 8:59 pm**

I'm after a second job, need some weekend work.

Preferably in the IT industry, Network Admin/Desktop support experience, ITIL etc.

Just need some extra $$$.

Cheers.

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 9:35 am**

Will wrote:I know I've posted this before but seriously, does anyone here know peeps in magazines/newspapers in Melbourne?

I'm finally just starting to send my feelers out down there to score some work before moving but it'd be nice to have a few contacts to start with.

CV:
Award-winning (by Wednesday night hopefully) journalist with some writing flair. Hard worker. Not adverse to sucking a bit of wang when needed.

Help!

tara's best friends sister has worked for the herald scum for ages and ages.

Someone at work's mate has just scored a job with the age too, apparently they are short staffed at the moment and also desperate for sub editors. You should get onto them, or if you want i can find out this guys email address or something.

then when you get the job you can suck my wang.

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 10:08 am**

Will - Ive seen Shepard lurking in the foyer at Herald Weekly Times. Hit him up with a PM and see if he knows some one who can help you.
I don't need my wang sucked.

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 10:12 am**

black star wrote: I need my wang sucked.

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 10:33 am**

kronz wrote: I'll suck anyones wang

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:06 am**

lol you idiots

you all love the cake

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 4:53 pm**

Wanted: gullible fool to work stupid hours for no money. Must be happy sitting next to annoying fuckwit who makes noise with his mouth ALL FUCKING DAY.

AUUUUUGHHHHH

Stab stab stab stab.

Posted: **Tue Mar 20, 2007 6:16 pm**

black star wrote:
kronz wrote: I'll suck anyones wang

oi when did i say that

black star wrote:I am a wang

Yeah we all know that

Posted: **Wed Mar 21, 2007 7:53 am**

black star wrote:Will - Ive seen Shepard lurking in the foyer at Herald Weekly Times. Hit him up with a PM and see if he knows some one who can help you.
I don't need my wang sucked.

Sweet.

cj the taniwha wrote:
Will wrote:I know I've posted this before but seriously, does anyone here know peeps in magazines/newspapers in Melbourne?

I'm finally just starting to send my feelers out down there to score some work before moving but it'd be nice to have a few contacts to start with.

CV:
Award-winning (by Wednesday night hopefully) journalist with some writing flair. Hard worker. Not adverse to sucking a bit of wang when needed.

Help!
tara's best friends sister has worked for the herald scum for ages and ages.

Someone at work's mate has just scored a job with the age too, apparently they are short staffed at the moment and also desperate for sub editors. You should get onto them, or if you want i can find out this guys email address or something.

then when you get the job you can suck my wang.

Hook me up some digits and your wang shall be vacuum cleaned.

Posted: **Wed Mar 21, 2007 8:49 am**

C.I.A. wrote:Wanted: gullible fool to work stupid hours for no money. Must be happy sitting next to annoying fuckwit who makes noise with his mouth ALL FUCKING DAY.

AUUUUUGHHHHH

Stab stab stab stab.

Got rohypnol?

Posted: **Thu Mar 22, 2007 5:06 pm**

damn it... after yesterday i feel extremely friggen tired of looking for work.

Posted: **Thu Mar 22, 2007 5:47 pm**

cha_chaos wrote:damn it... after yesterday i feel extremely friggen tired of looking for work.

what sort of work are you looking for Cha?

Posted: **Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:27 pm**

Feigan wrote:
cha_chaos wrote:damn it... after yesterday i feel extremely friggen tired of looking for work.
what sort of work are you looking for Cha?

reception/admin/PA

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:07 am**

WOOOOOO got a new job!!! WOOOO!

working as Admin officer at CGU insurance on LaTrobe street... pretty happy with the place.. mmm really nice people, pay's quite fine for me, opposite flaggstaff gardens so nice view... in built gym (bonus for me), and its close to nearly most everything!

start on tuesday horah

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:46 am**

cha_chaos wrote:WOOOOOO got a new job!!! WOOOO!

working as Admin officer at CGU insurance on LaTrobe street... pretty happy with the place.. mmm really nice people, pay's quite fine for me, opposite flaggstaff gardens so nice view... in built gym (bonus for me), and its close to nearly most everything!

start on tuesday horah

Corner La Trobe and William yeh?

lots of people moving to and working in this part of town lately

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:46 am**

My sister used to work at CGU, I think in the call centre bit.

Nice work Cha, congrats babe

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:56 pm**

thanks

funnily enough all of the recruitment agencies i was with were so useless!!!

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:59 pm**

o rly!

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:22 pm**

ya really... the ones /i/ used tho... probably not all of the ones in the world... yet i dont know if it was worth the effort for the chance that they would help. plus i didnt even get the job thru an agency :shrugs:

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:24 pm**

i mean u got a job awesome!

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:28 pm**

yeah recruitment agencies are shite
they keep ringing me up asking me if i'm looking for work after applying for jobs through them like a month or so ago. i even had one guy ask me if i knew anyone else that was looking for IT work...

nubs

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:38 pm**

hello ooniverse >>

please >

id like to be paid to talk.

my current job is close, but id like to be listened to as well.

Posted: **Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:46 pm**

huge wrote:i mean u got a job awesome!

haha, better

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2007 2:46 pm**

question - i know it sounds simple, but it aint. I have worked in large corporations for about 7 years now and I am very used to the culture, perks and how everything functions (including having awesome working computer (disregarding that MB is not working properly for me at the mo). Twice now I have gone for jobs where there is about 8 to 10 people in an office and essential I would be the lacky (small part of job but quite sucky), but also doing really rad stuff that I want to do with great career progression.

I just really donâ€™t know if I can transition from having worked in large corps to working in an office with only 8 other people and washing their dishes as well as doing hig-end stuff.

confused.

ps â€“ havenâ€™t got the job yet, but even if I donâ€™t get it, it may come up again, so may as well nip it in the butt. Plus I said no to the first job because of this.

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2007 2:52 pm**

Lizkins wrote:question - i know it sounds simple, but it aint. I have worked in large corporations for about 7 years now and I am very used to the culture, perks and how everything functions (including having awesome working computer (disregarding that MB is not working properly for me at the mo). Twice now I have gone for jobs where there is about 8 to 10 people in an office and essential I would be the lacky (small part of job but quite sucky), but also doing really rad stuff that I want to do with great career progression.

I just really donâ€™t know if I can transition from having worked in large corps to working in an office with only 8 other people and washing their dishes as well as doing hig-end stuff.

confused.

ps â€“ havenâ€™t got the job yet, but even if I donâ€™t get it, it may come up again, so may as well nip it in the butt. Plus I said no to the first job because of this.

Fark it, I'll take it if you don't

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2007 2:54 pm**

black star wrote:
Lizkins wrote:question - i know it sounds simple, but it aint. I have worked in large corporations for about 7 years now and I am very used to the culture, perks and how everything functions (including having awesome working computer (disregarding that MB is not working properly for me at the mo). Twice now I have gone for jobs where there is about 8 to 10 people in an office and essential I would be the lacky (small part of job but quite sucky), but also doing really rad stuff that I want to do with great career progression.

I just really donâ€™t know if I can transition from having worked in large corps to working in an office with only 8 other people and washing their dishes as well as doing hig-end stuff.

confused.

ps â€“ havenâ€™t got the job yet, but even if I donâ€™t get it, it may come up again, so may as well nip it in the butt. Plus I said no to the first job because of this.
Fark it, I'll take it if you don't

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2007 3:10 pm**

It's a hard one Lizkins. Last year I left a whizbang office and moved to a small fry company that was very pretty on the exterior but total crap once I got past the interview room into the guts of the company. Left the job within a month.

But then I progressed to here and I'm fucking loving it. But I notice heaps of similarities b/w this job and the crappy one. Small office, only a few people, dodgy kitchen, no windows in my office etc. But somehow, thanks to the work that makes me happy and the people that make me smile it's more than just acceptable, it's preferable. You might find the same thing...

At least in a smaller company, your efforts can be easily distinguished and there is usually more appreciation.

good luck sweetness

Posted: **Wed Apr 18, 2007 3:55 pm**

cheers Mixxy, i agree it does come down to the people.

Hopefully i will get to scope out the whole office when i go for second interview.

anyone else got any advice?

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