#job finding

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[jinn-magic]

my job finding knot-magic spell

so if you've seen the knot magic posts, you'll know what I'm talking about. you grab a piece of thread or rope or twine and cut it in as smallish length. you make a knot at one end, that's 1. other end, that's 2. a knot between those two - that's 3. a knot between 1 and 3, that's 4 so long so forth

my purpose is to find a job that works for me. this is what I did. I used jute twine.

by knot of one, this spell's begun

by knot of two, it will come true

by knot of three, at work I'll be

by knot of four, I'll grow much more

by knot of five, my work's alive

by knot of six, my job is fixed

by knot of seven, an engineer's heaven

by knot of eight, code I'll create

by knot of nine this will be mine

now, I wanted to wear the rope on my wrist. or my ankle if it fits. I don't know why, I just felt I need to be in contact with this rope, I need to hold on to the magic to keep it alive.

because the two end points are knots one and two, I figured it could be a way to *lock* the satements: the spell's begun and it will come true. while tying them I also mused aloud

"by knot of ten, until then."

I don't know my numerology and if 10 is much weaker than 9 but it felt right.

[emznur]

Ok this is a particular OOC post but I need your help..

After working during 3 years as an apprentice communications specialist in a big French company, I’m currently looking for my first job, but I’m willing to even live abroad. I’m currently in France but I’m not scared of working in Europe or even on the International part.

If you guys know anyone willing to hire a communications specialist, I’m here! I’d be more than thankful if you could reblog this post and share it with the world! 

I’m currently jobless so available at any moment. Don’t hesitate in messaging me for further information regarding my professional profile !

I thank you in advance for your help :) 

[badassllamaclan]

I don't know where to start, and I could use some help

Alright, so I'm starting college, but given that my school isn't exactly traditional, my schedule tends to vary day to day, so I'm unable to really get a job with a set work schedule. I was hoping to get into some freelance work online, I'd prefer writing given that most of my experience revolves around that, but I'm pretty much open to anything. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to get freelance work or online work at an entry level? I've never done anything like this before, and I could really use some help if anyone knows anything I'd love to hear what you've got to say. If it helps, I really enjoy creative writing, specializing in fantasy writing, I can do reviews, and articles and stuff. I just really don't know where to start and would really like some guidance.

[beforeliteracytherewasdeez]

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[limcajobs]

How do search for jobs in a foreign country?

Searching for jobs in a foreign country can be challenging, but there are several steps you can take to make the process easier:

Identify the country you want to work in: Start by choosing the country you want to work in. Consider factors such as language, culture, cost of living, and job market.

Research job opportunities: Look for job listings on online job boards, company websites, and professional job searching sites such as LinkedIn. You can also consider working with a recruiting agency that specializes in international job placements.

Tailor your resume and cover letter: When applying for jobs in a foreign country, make sure your resume and cover letter are tailored to that country's job market and cultural norms. Use the appropriate format and language, and highlight any relevant international experience you may have.

Network with professionals: Join professional associations and online networking groups in the country you want to work in. Attend industry events and job fairs to meet potential employers and make connections.

Obtain necessary documentation: Before applying for jobs in a foreign country, make sure you have the necessary documentation, such as a work visa, passport, and any other required permits. Check with the country's embassy or consulate to learn about the specific requirements for your situation.

Prepare for interviews: If you're invited for an interview, prepare thoroughly by researching the company and practicing potential interview questions. Be prepared to discuss why you want to work in the country, and how you plan to adapt to the cultural and professional environment.

Overall, searching for jobs in a foreign country requires research, preparation, and patience. But with the right approach, you can increase your chances of finding a job and starting an exciting new career in a new country.