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And lo, as if by magic the office retard pops his head round the door! "No thanks, nothing for the post trolley!" -
'Your usual salt and vinegar sir? No? Maybe later. I'll ask Dave in the postroom to see if your sense of humour has arrived yet'Originally posted by Churchill View PostAnd lo, as if by magic the office retard pops his head round the door! "No thanks, nothing for the post trolley!"
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Are they Worth Studying?
What makes you think I haven't used jobserve or any of the other agencies, I can see I am wasting my time with cretins like yourself. I have managed to keep myself in this industry for over 20 years but no brakes apart from this one. I got my first contract within 3 weeks of being made redundant (along with all my team) at my last permie, so I must be doing something right. I am getting a lot of responses again this time from my CV but mostly permanent interviews. All I am after is some advice that is all, if you have nothing constructive to say, keep stum!Comment
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Sas! Welcome back.Originally posted by arakis777 View PostWhat makes you think I haven't used jobserve or any of the other agencies, I can see I am wasting my time with cretins like yourself. I have managed to keep myself in this industry for over 20 years but no brakes apart from this one. I got my first contract within 3 weeks of being made redundant (along with all my team) at my last permie, so I must be doing something right. I am getting a lot of responses again this time from my CV but mostly permanent interviews. All I am after is some advice that is all, if you have nothing constructive to say, keep stum!
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Oi Admin, can we have a throwing toys out of pram "smiley"?Originally posted by arakis777 View PostWhat makes you think I haven't used jobserve or any of the other agencies, I can see I am wasting my time with cretins like yourself. I have managed to keep myself in this industry for over 20 years but no brakes apart from this one. I got my first contract within 3 weeks of being made redundant (along with all my team) at my last permie, so I must be doing something right. I am getting a lot of responses again this time from my CV but mostly permanent interviews. All I am after is some advice that is all, if you have nothing constructive to say, keep stum!Comment
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17Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Really?Originally posted by arakis777 View PostYes my main grammatical error was purely intentional - at least it got some response. Pity I can't edit the thread title though now
. Anyway I would appreciate any constructive responses.
You can give up constructive anything with that smart-arse strategy."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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