port labelling
Hello. Lemon.
I've just come home from work (at Raffles) and have an unbelievable tale to tell.
I got my 2nd Unitemps job - and the assignment says "Assisting IT Services with labelling ports."
For those of you who know anything about Unitemps, you'll know that it's next to impossible to get a job with them. Ever. For every job, they send an e-mail out to a good 5000 people, and you get 200 odd people applying. For one job. The other day, my ultra-amazing-pianist Big Band mate, James, said he'd given up after applying to Unitemps every day for a month and never getting anywhere. I've applied for about 10 jobs with them and been selected for 2. Looks like I'm doing quite well.
The even more amazing thing is, these people are paying me £6/hour to walk around Lakeside & Claycroft, fiddle with the computers and write down a few numbers that come on the screen. Isn't that like STEALING money? It is, but then again, so is my piano job.
When I came back to England, my objective was to make £1500 by the end of September - and by the end of August, I knew this was not going to happen. Thanks to this job, I will be closer to the initial target, and with a bit of luck, I might win the National Lottery. :)
I've just come home from work (at Raffles) and have an unbelievable tale to tell.
I got my 2nd Unitemps job - and the assignment says "Assisting IT Services with labelling ports."
For those of you who know anything about Unitemps, you'll know that it's next to impossible to get a job with them. Ever. For every job, they send an e-mail out to a good 5000 people, and you get 200 odd people applying. For one job. The other day, my ultra-amazing-pianist Big Band mate, James, said he'd given up after applying to Unitemps every day for a month and never getting anywhere. I've applied for about 10 jobs with them and been selected for 2. Looks like I'm doing quite well.
The even more amazing thing is, these people are paying me £6/hour to walk around Lakeside & Claycroft, fiddle with the computers and write down a few numbers that come on the screen. Isn't that like STEALING money? It is, but then again, so is my piano job.
When I came back to England, my objective was to make £1500 by the end of September - and by the end of August, I knew this was not going to happen. Thanks to this job, I will be closer to the initial target, and with a bit of luck, I might win the National Lottery. :)
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