#job please

[schmidtblr]

sorry ivebeen. a little inactive. i need. job

[gender444]

EEEEK ok i applied to that summer camp everyone pray for me i want this job so badddd its unreal its like an arts and science camp for girls and they have classes for sewing and making posters and like science experiments it looks sooooo fun but i wont get an interview until feb i just have to wait...

[freshbreath]

i have $150 to last me two weeks ohno...

[fullarmor-thunderbolt]

i went and dropped off my resume at EB Games.... heres hoping

[american-eh-dian]

Here’s the deal. Ethan and I are moving to Asheville, NC in June. I’m debating on still teaching when I get there. I have been sending out my resume to different types of jobs I may be qualified for. But I need help. LMK if you of any sites or places of businesses that would pay at least a teacher’s salary or better in the Asheville area!

[charmandhex]

Ideal career: biomedical engineering in industry making a difference and helping people

Not-so-joking drop-out-of-grad-school career: wedding planner at DisneyWorld or open a bakery

Current career track: semi-permanent blanket burrito

[whatlonniethinksaboutthings]

Money and Jobs

So why can’t I just get money? Why won’t people just give me a job, or better still, a big fat advance on a script?

 The world isn’t that simple is the answer. Nobody is owed anything and you need to work hard to have a decent life.

 I get that. But I do find it wrong, still, that it costs money to be alive. Or in other words, you have to pay not die. I understand the social contract and that we’re all in this together and this is the way the world works and whatever. But it still seems unfair somehow. Unnatural.

 You could get through life without paying a cent, I suppose. You could live on the streets and grow your own food from donated seeds and sneak into movies and read the paper in the library. Or you could just quit completely and live in a forest and eat grass, not seeing anyone ever. Or you could see how long you last on Centrelink.

 But that’s not how life is set up. And it doesn’t seem like much of a life.

 And I don’t want something for nothing. I would love to work hard at a job. I just can’t find anybody to give me the chance.

 That comes with being a creative professional, sure, but I can’t even get a non-creative job. I’m skilled but not experienced for the creative jobs and unskilled and not experienced again for the non-creative work out there.

 It is certainly a quandary. Maybe nobody will hire me because I use words like quandary.

 I am confident things will work out eventually. I’m not despondent yet and I have the safety net of family and government. I have some projects on the go that might lead, with luck, lead somewhere too.

 But things don’t just work out by themselves. People need to do things to make things work eventually.

 People need to give me money.  

[sleepy-wallflowers]

I'm gonna need a job to pay for all these things. Like I wanna buy things for my friends, then treat my mom to a surprise, then buy film for my camera???