at uni

[piccolo_rocks]

I went to see a job person at uni today and in an hour, she was more help than Centrelink have been in the past 2 years or even longer. I have to make some edits and formatting things, but overall, she said it was good. I think I got my money's worth from the Career Start Program I went to last year. She said I'm on the right track and to go ahead

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[dolce_cantabile]

if you wanted to, you could always do my old job. you dont need an interview or application or anything, i'll just call up my manager and talk to him if you want. but the work itself is not all that easy or enjoyable, and it doesnt pay much; but it's an option...

[piccolo_rocks]

what, where, how much when?

[dolce_cantabile]

i used to fundraise for an animal shelter. it basically involves sitting on a chair all day outside whatever supermarket you are allocated to and asking people for money, and you get a certain % of what you raise in the day (and bonuses if you do really well). the manager comes and picks you up in the morning, drives you to given location, and drops you home at the end of the day. i used to do it only on holidays, on weekdays from about 10am to 5pm, but you can also do it on saturdays. but, i do warn you, it is boring work and it's very hard to earn a decent amount of money; then again, you can try it and drop out any time. oh, and they pay in coins.