job hunting (4 Viewers)

[washingcattle]

Is that what Nicolas Cage did in Conair?

No, what he did was save the fucking day.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Im still bored of sitting on my ass.Why didn't I emigrate?

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I have a pain in me hole thinking about emigration

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Its a lifestyle choice.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

So I read today alright. Sure I have a poxy dead end minimum wage part time job supplemented by social welfare here and I don't want anything better for my future. Ah don't mind me

 

[GO]

So I read today alright. Sure I have a poxy dead end minimum wage part time job supplemented by social welfare here and I don't want anything better for my future. Ah don't mind me

Living the dream

 

[ann post]

i'm waiting till i am the last unemployed single man in ireland, then i'm getting a job and a girlfriend.

 

[washingcattle]

i'm waiting till i am the last unemployed single man in ireland, then i'm getting a job and a girlfriend.

Then and only then will you know what it means to be truly broke.

 

[Cormcolash]

And good luck

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[Scientician 0.8]

I'm veer wildly from wanting to get on a plane tomorrow to never leaving this dirty little island ever again. Job hunting is shite.

 

[GO]

Hard times all over.Skint we are.

 

[fobster]

Job hunting like fox hunting is a blood sport folks. You have to look in a lot of empty burrows and in the end, you might be forced to settle for a rabbit instead of a fox.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I'm filling in an application form for a public sector job. At the end of the form it says "Do you wish to avail of the optional Irish language test? ". I've ticked the "no" box as I can't string a sentence together in Irish, will fail any such test and anway, they haven't given any good reason why I might want to do such a test. Are they likely to use the "no" as way of deciding whether to bother looking at me form or not? Is that how these civil service people think?

 

[HMD]

If you tick that you get the job straight away without a test.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I'm filling in an application form for a public sector job. At the end of the form it says "Do you wish to avail of the optional Irish language test? ". I've ticked the "no" box as I can't string a sentence together in Irish, will fail any such test and anway, they haven't given any good reason why I might want to do such a test. Are they likely to use the "no" as way of deciding whether to bother looking at me form or not? Is that how these civil service people think?

The public sector are hiring?

 

[pete]

I'm filling in an application form for a public sector job. At the end of the form it says "Do you wish to avail of the optional Irish language test? ". I've ticked the "no" box as I can't string a sentence together in Irish, will fail any such test and anway, they haven't given any good reason why I might want to do such a test. Are they likely to use the "no" as way of deciding whether to bother looking at me form or not? Is that how these civil service people think?

You get 6% added to your interview score if you have "proficiency" in Irish. Internally, at least.

 

[pete]

http://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/client/toolkit/s8_11.htm

 

[pete]

The public sector are hiring?

YEEEHAAAWWWWW

http://www.publicjobs.ie/publicjobs/campaignAdvert/8857.htm

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

You get 6% added to your interview score if you have "proficiency" in Irish. Internally, at least.

Fuck them, they never explained this on the form and I've already sent it in. Grounds for an action there if I don't get the job.

 

[damien]

I think I might be applying for the same job.

Fight me.