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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat if it melts and leaves a large stain on the seat when you get up?
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostYou will get a break, but don't lose the chance to get one by walking out of an interview!
I doubt they will give you a hard time over being out of work in a recession.
Good luck!!
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Posttry putting a toffee between the cheeks of your butt before going into the interview
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Originally posted by MrMark View PostTrouble with being on the bench for a long time (since Feb) is you start to lose your self-confidence. I've lost count of the times agents have failed to consider/blocked me for roles I could do standing on my head. Now I'm starting to think maybe I'd better get used to becoming a regular at Wetherpoons Having said that, I have an interview for a good (permie) job tomorrow. If they start giving me a hard time in the interview about being out of work I rather suspect I'll walk, rather than get involved in an pointless argument at that level. Well maybe not this time, tbh I'm getting to the point where it doesn't matter. Is there a DoleyScumbag forum somewhere???
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Originally posted by MrMark View PostTrouble with being on the bench for a long time (since Feb) is you start to lose your self-confidence. I've lost count of the times agents have failed to consider/blocked me for roles I could do standing on my head. Now I'm starting to think maybe I'd better get used to becoming a regular at Wetherpoons Having said that, I have an interview for a good (permie) job tomorrow. If they start giving me a hard time in the interview about being out of work I rather suspect I'll walk, rather than get involved in an pointless argument at that level. Well maybe not this time, tbh I'm getting to the point where it doesn't matter. Is there a DoleyScumbag forum somewhere???
I doubt they will give you a hard time over being out of work in a recession.
Good luck!!
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Trouble with being on the bench for a long time (since Feb) is you start to lose your self-confidence. I've lost count of the times agents have failed to consider/blocked me for roles I could do standing on my head. Now I'm starting to think maybe I'd better get used to becoming a regular at Wetherpoons Having said that, I have an interview for a good (permie) job tomorrow. If they start giving me a hard time in the interview about being out of work I rather suspect I'll walk, rather than get involved in an pointless argument at that level. Well maybe not this time, tbh I'm getting to the point where it doesn't matter. Is there a DoleyScumbag forum somewhere???
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostCan you get insured for that sort of thing?
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostIf you sacked yourself, could you claim unfair dismissal?
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