Looking at the cosplay thread right before a shower? You're right. That is creepy.
Oh man. For that price (I think) you could've gotten some Senny HD-25s. Small, don't leak, great isolation and sound awesome with pretty much anything. I got mine mainly for DJing (90% of DJs seem to use them) but they work well anywhere.
It was a purely function shower after exercise. You have an evil mind.
Yes. At least give it a shot, could turn out to be a great job with great people. It may even lead to a better job for you through networking. Plus more money means more chances to get out and do things, which ALSO could lead to chasing down a new job.
Don't worry man, no such thing as LTTP on life, especially since you aren't even 30 man. I won't have even EARNED that amount of money in my life by the time I hit 28.
You really shouldn't classify defiling yourself as exercise, rep. That's cheating..
He was going for a "run", just like Ruxin and his old man in The League.
Evil man. No, I will not.That's a damn good deal, everyone should jump on that!
Like you'd know.
It's terrible advice that you're in no position to give.
You were handed a job in your chosen industry upon graduation.
Taking physically and mentally draining shift work often leaves you in a worse position than before to find the kind of job/career you want.
Sure, cut off half the quote to suit you. I'm not saying you didn't work hard to graduate.
I don't, I just think you're giving advice about things you have no idea about.
Not argumentative enough?
What's wrong with it? Sandy Bridge was the series I, Ivy Bridge is the series II (or Sandy Bridge was the iPhone 4 and Ivy Bridge the 4S, if you'd prefer). The next CPU will probably be the big upgrade.
Don't take 24/7 manual shift work if you don't already have goals you're working towards. Start an education of some sort, Uni, TAFE, self study. Go for entry level stuff in related fields and just keep peppering your resume out there, but if it's looking bad, go back to teleresearch while studying. It might be mind numbing, but it's easier if you're working towards something, and it's easier to get another job when you already have one. That'd be my advice.
It's different when you're at uni and have a goal you're working towards. It might be shit work, but at least it feels temporary.
Once you've worked a few jobs, you don't have to put every job you've ever worked on your resume, only the recent and relevant ones. I've seen 25 page resumes with unrelated work histories going back into the 80s.
But someday, I hope...I've checked a few resumes and done a few interviews over the last few weeks and I didn't even think to check for gaps. All I cared about were the jobs relevant to the position, which was usually only the last one or two jobs. I didn't want to read through all the crap, just the first page or two.
Short gaps don't bother me if I think the rest of the resume looks sound. You can always call an applicant if you want more information, or get them in and ask about it. I have interviewed people with gaps in their work history and the reasons given (whether true or fiction) have always been reasonable.
Yeah, that's probably the way to go.
Hey, if it burns calories it is exercise my friend.
Man this stuff is soooo fucked. Can't believe we just let the country fall to shit until they start to irritate us more.
Won't know until he starts the job though. If it is shit, leave after a week. Easy. Just tell them it isn't for you. I've done it in the past.
Nah most places don't care, they just want to tick all the important boxes and then get you in for an interview to see if you are what they are looking for.
