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Originally Posted by Tomkat
Maybe you could get a job in being a cynical sarcastic internet poster 
I simply don't understand HOW you can't find a job. Are you sure your CV isn't appalling shit or something? I mean how do you get rejected from a job at Iceland?
Don't make fun of the pseudo-psycho-bollocks. If you hate it so much then why are you spending your spare time going to Reading (i thought you had no money...?) and dossing round on the net? You quit that job with the conveyor belts after 2 days because you thought you were better than it.
Put simply, you think that just because you have a degree that the world OWES you a job and OWES you some money for this. That isn't how it works, sunshine. Put some effort into it.
What did you do today to find a job? What did you do yesterday? What will you do tomorrow? Set some targets, for chrissakes. And decide what you want to do with your life. Even work experience isn't such a bad idea.
PS the "history doesnt lend itself to anything" is a load of crap. you have a degree, which is universal for saying "i have qualifications". it doesn't have to be specialised. |
I pretty much agree with this entire post and would like to add this:
If you can't find a job that matches your degree, don't sit on your ass and wait to find one, do some temporary work, do a shitjob for a couple of months, anything really.
If you apply for a job and they see on your cv that you've been doing absolutly nothing for the last year they'll probably won't hire you no matter how good it might look or what degree you have.
I can agree that you don't want to work on a conveyer belt, thats fine, shitloads of people don't want to, but there are tons of jobs out there.
If you want to get a job, you can!
Depends on how "low" you're willing to go