Shun Goku Satsu Rake
Oriwa Rake. Kaizo ko ni oriwa naru
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A tl;dr of that week:Wish you the best man. Job interviews have become horrendous bureaucratic ways to basically gate you out unless you have an inside connection via friends or family. You're still young and if you remain ambitious you will find a solution sooner or later. If you think that you're reaching the end of your rope let me know. I always have a shoulder for you to lean on if you're starting to feel like you've exhausted everything.
- 2 12hour shifts selling Furnaces door to door. Was not informed it was door to door, was not informed it was sales, was not informed it was 12 hours .I sold 750$ worth, threw up the next day from the stress of selling and the guy who hired me literally wouldn't hear of me quitting because he cockily thought he could pay me off when I need a contant paycheck and not the "opportunity" to clear a bunch of money.
- 2 split 18 hour shifts which were called "training session " so the guy didn't have to pay me. Mail courier position described as 2-7. Turns out, and the owner who interviewed me didn't tell me this: It was 2-7 am, then you stay in a hotel in the country, sleep till 1 in the afternoon, then work 2-7 in the evening, go home sleep till 1230 then go to the post office for 130 Am and work 2-7 again. Not only this, he didn't tell me my "training " would be two days of driving, literally tanking my schedule. When i quit, he literally called me everyday during the week after to fill someone else's shifts, or because he forgot when remembrance day was
- A "tech support " job working interview that was literally me coming in, fixing their website as a "test" then getting told they had decided to terminate the position.
Thankfully I'm doing better now, I got hired as a Manager in Training at American Income Life Insurance and I had another great interview to do tech support here on some quality management software.
Ultimately I decided to take the Manager in Training position friday, not only is it probably better money, but I'm alot more confidnet in my ability to succeed there and achieve a career over grinding out a position in tech support, which wasn't even the side of computers I am passionate about. On op of earning is the potential to, if I prove myself, to open my own office for AIL wherever I like. I get to build my own team of employees and I've always dreamed of running my own thing and having the rewards of that.
I'll be making 1100 a week which means I can maintain living alone comfortably and I'm willing to make all the sacrifices and do alll the learning they want me to in order to secure my future, so I'm feeling pretty good after all my bad luck.
I appreciate that though Acrostic, it truly means a lot. Luckily it seems Karma had my back this time, the only downside, I have to wear a suite everyday, and I only own 3 dress shirts for it XD. I've got more use out of it these past weeks than in the last two years of owning it
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