I start my new job on Monday. Travel to Sydney for 3 weeks of training.
Whatcha doin? I didn't think male escorts needed trainingAdams_BJ wrote:
I start my new job on Monday. Travel to Sydney for 3 weeks of training.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
He's becoming my full time man servant.
everything i write is a ramble and should not be taken seriously.... seriously. ♥
not the ones you pay for.Jay wrote:
Whatcha doin? I didn't think male escorts needed trainingAdams_BJ wrote:
I start my new job on Monday. Travel to Sydney for 3 weeks of training.
The ones I've had were rubbish, they could definitely have benefited from training.
Fuck Israel
Jay wrote:
Whatcha doin? I didn't think male escorts needed training
this is why i keep logging in.Dilbert_X wrote:
The ones I've had were rubbish, they could definitely have benefited from training.
and seeing how BF2 is doing, of course. . . .
The induction course is quite good so far. Good group of guys and a few girls. Lots of exams. Looking forward to the remote area first aid quals.
are we still talking about escorting?
Got an interview for position as Wine Broker next week. Had a an informal interview on Friday, sounds like I'm 2/3 the way there already
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Got the job and signed the contract today!
But how will you celebrate?
Won't going out for a booze-up feel like work?
Won't going out for a booze-up feel like work?
Fuck Israel
That's like saying to a musician that listening to music is like work.
ended up getting a promotion at my current job for the same amount I would have been paid at ^^this^^ job. So that's a plus.pirana6 wrote:
Well I went back on this.pirana6 wrote:
fuck now I'm regretting this. I didn't take the (slightly) higher paying job with a better title and more independence because I guessed it wouldn't be as enjoyable?pirana6 wrote:
was offered the job. will turn it down. the extra money + better title isn't worth it imo. It's not outrageously more money.
I'm an idiot. Well I guess it's a good learning opportunity.
I emailed the person back and said I acted to hastily, regret my decision, acknowledge my reasons were unfounded, etc. etc. I tried to be as humble as possible and told her if the position opened up again down the line I would be interested - secretly hoping it would still be open now and she'd reconsider me (I emailed her back less than 24 hours after initially declining).
Here's where the story gets interesting... I was expecting her to say something like, "Sorry we've already filled the position. Good luck in your search" or something like that. Instead she said, "We just hired the person that position will report to. I'll let him know your situation as well as the hiring situation on the whole and he'll be in touch."
Huh? You could offer me the position before he was there but a day later you have to wait for his approval? Odd.
He called me the coming monday and asked me to come down and talk with him about the position. I did and it was essentially another interview... fair enough, but he added at the end that it was basically down to me or they re-open the search and start-over. I figured since I had be approved from the people that already work there I would be in. Unfortunately he called yesterday and said he was going to re-open it. He gave me some spiel about it not being about me, that he would like me to re-apply, etc. Of course when it's you vs nobody and you lose... you have no intention of trying again. For all intents I came in last in a race of 1.
After ALL this, my boss put in to give me a raise/promotion. Nothing life changing - a grand a year or so - so I came out up - not necessarily ahead, but up.
tldr: Applied for job, was interviewed, was offered position, declined position, reneged on declination, was re-interviewed, was declined offer.
What a clusterfuck
I might have started a mutiny at work...
typical scot. thinks the world owes him a living.
ha
performed many menial manual labour intensive minimum wage jobs recently, Mr Trust Fund?
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am i supposed to feel sorry for you because i tried in school, excelled at what i did, and then got a serious job?
typical fucking scot, full of sorry excuses
typical fucking scot, full of sorry excuses
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This motherfucker left sudan as a child soldier and is now a top criminal lawyer.Finray wrote:
performed many menial manual labour intensive minimum wage jobs recently, Mr Trust Fund?
stop making fucking excuses for yourself.
TBF this fella isn't Scottish or probably even been to Scotland, so he's got a leg up straight away.Cybargs wrote:
This motherfucker left sudan as a child soldier and is now a top criminal lawyer.Finray wrote:
performed many menial manual labour intensive minimum wage jobs recently, Mr Trust Fund?
stop making fucking excuses for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buA3tsGnp2s
Is there a tilt in your kilt finray?
Is it potato season in Scotland right now?
- SuperJail Warden
- Gone Forever
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they left out the part where he and his cousin fondle a german womanCybargs wrote:
This motherfucker left sudan as a child soldier and is now a top criminal lawyer.Finray wrote:
performed many menial manual labour intensive minimum wage jobs recently, Mr Trust Fund?
stop making fucking excuses for yourself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buA3tsGnp2s
So I quit my job a couple of weeks ago and am in my notice period until the end of the year, had a couple of interviews last week and had two lined up today - the first is about a 5 minute walk from my house which is awesome considering my current commute is at least an hour each way.
They called back earlier today and offered me the job with a healthy pay rise - I accepted and called the second recruiter up to cancel going in as I'd accepted the other job (and I was tired and couldn't be bothered to go all the way there). He seemed a bit put down but thanked me for calling.
About an hour ago he called back to say the company were very interested in me and would consider offering more than the top whack they advertised the role at (which is about £25k more than my current salary) - I haven't even been for a face to face interview yet! I told him I'd consider changing my mind at that price and will meet them on Thursday...
Pretty funny turn of events, last week I was starting to think I'd made a cock up quitting without getting a job first but now I'm playing hard to get it looks like things are working out
They called back earlier today and offered me the job with a healthy pay rise - I accepted and called the second recruiter up to cancel going in as I'd accepted the other job (and I was tired and couldn't be bothered to go all the way there). He seemed a bit put down but thanked me for calling.
About an hour ago he called back to say the company were very interested in me and would consider offering more than the top whack they advertised the role at (which is about £25k more than my current salary) - I haven't even been for a face to face interview yet! I told him I'd consider changing my mind at that price and will meet them on Thursday...
Pretty funny turn of events, last week I was starting to think I'd made a cock up quitting without getting a job first but now I'm playing hard to get it looks like things are working out
