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>Applying for a simple job while going through a career change
>Please include your social media accounts
>1 hr+ personality test

>> No.55899204

>>55899183
That's just because you work in a shit industry. There is such a lack of not just quality but any kind of workers in my industry that I can get a job based on a 10 min conversation and my work history.

>> No.55899234

>>55899183
hypothetically imagine buying non-logging VPN access to run bots spam job postings with gore and CP.

>> No.55899250

>>55899183
i hate those fucking personality tests. its all so tiresome, going to stay at this job i cannot stand because its easier then finding a new one.

>> No.55899619

>LinkedIn
>Blog
>Social media accounts
>YouTube training videos
>Speeches and presentations at
industry events
My grandpa was a municipal worker with no college degree. The house he used to live in his worth 7 figures. He retired at 65 and spent the last 25 years of his life in Florida. He sent 3 kids to college and had a better quality of life than I do.

>> No.55899627

>>55899619
death to all foreign invaders and jews, simple as

>> No.55899648

honestly just try doing drywall or painting for awhile

>> No.55899693

>>55899204
What industry?

>> No.55899707

>>55899204
DUDE. WHAT JOB? TELL US!
WHY DO POSTS LIKE THIS NEVER SAY WHAT THEY DO?

>> No.55899804

>>55899619
That's because he pulled his fingers out son. It was smelly. But it had to be done. And a firm handshake.

>n.b. the people living up the road from me growing up both complained about "not having the paperwork" (I.e. no advanced qualifications), yet the house they paid off is worth about a quarter of a milly now. They both worked as school lab technicians. As a stem genius myself, that task requires basically zero prior knowledge or skill. I've seen organic chemistry PhD positions being advertised at 14k (absolute fucking joke), so what does that make a high-school lab techs renumeration worth? 4k?