Finding work, how does it make you feel?

[MzCatieB]

ok so how does looking for work make u feel sometimes, this is a perfect picture for how it makes me feel most the time.

[Morfy]

That picture speaks for the majority of us..

[joelthezombie15]

[Volbet]

I never had a "real" job. I have always worked as a freelancer. Mostly because I only just got my high school diploma this summer at the age of 25. So I don't know much about job searching, but I have a friend who have told me that it is brutal. 

[qwertywarrior]

im my city we have a console that tries to find jobs for us

 

 

pretty much get calls to work for  government institutions without even trying to find one

 

 

 

sucks for you :P

[Dudenstein]

Refer to my avatar

[Dudenstein]

This why they made internships lol I just finished my clinical/internship/residency like 2weeks ago

[MzCatieB]

iv gotten to the point of unemployment where finding work is pointless, however making my own work is acceptable :D

[Bleedman0xx]

I can relate with the toothbrush.

[LinusTech]

This why they made internships lol I just finished my clinical/internship/residency like 2weeks ago

I've helped my future employer in some way before being hire a couple times.

[Dudenstein]

I've helped my future employer in some way before being hire a couple times.

The clinic where I did my residency is offering me a job there once I have my license to practice gets approved by the state. I might take it but I have another place lined up so I want to compare the pay, benefits, and hours to see which would work out better for me

[looney]

the number of industrial programmers is so limited you don't need experience, im still at school and already have 4 open job offers. 

[mr moose]

I've helped my future employer in some way before being hire a couple times.

 

This is very important, Employers are more likely to take you on if you show them you are keen and will work for nothing to get the experience.  Nothing says "dedication and work ethic" like volunteering to prove yourself.

[AroundWayOtherThe]

There are so many mechanical engineers around where I live that I can't even get an unpaid internship, as I really have no references from any jobs (only ever been self-employed). Sending out more than 50 resume's and not even getting any word back really friggin sucks. 

[Nort]

Everyone on the east coast of Canada just goes out west for work and sends the money back home because it is so cheap to live here. I know a guy who makes 5k a week as a heavy equipment mechanic. His room and 2 meals a day are provided.