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Munchie
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31st Jan 07 at 01:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Right, im on loads and loads of agencies right now, and also sites (Monster, totaljobs, SCI etc etc)

Im not getting anywhere really....

I have a Biology degree that i want to make use off!!!!

What other ways do you think i can apply for a "proper Job"

what method did you use to get your current job? making me depressed this stuff!
Gary
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Jobs adverts in papers?
Munchie
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31st Jan 07 at 02:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

nothing really for scientists mate....i do check now and then

mostly call centres and shit
Gary
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Scientists magazings/papers
Ben G
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reed.co.uk are good apparently.

read geek monthly, should be some jobs for your liking in there
Gary
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good way to get in for a job, find some places you want to work at, and write them a letter, even if they dont have anything, if you make a good enough impression they'll remember you
corsa-sxi
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i graduated last july with BA management, not managed to find a job yet, application forms are tedious and annoying, i dnt have very much on my CV either, im just searching graduate link, prospects.ac.uk and milkround.com
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try to find the name of the company which is on the agencies; if you approach them directly you'll save them the agency fee and make first contact. Phone and ask for a name to send your CV to, as opposed to just sending it to the company'un-named'

I did it this way, I phoned on the Thursday, was interviewed on the Friday and started on the Monday
Ecosse Sport
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Send your CV and a covering letter to all the companies you would like to work at. I have got two jobs using this method.
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as above, thats how i got offered jobs.
CoastalCorsa
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I always check the local papers and occasionally browse the net, i find the better jobs are posted in the local paper and dont usually make it on the net,

and whilst were on this topic, i have an interview today with the local constabulary, which was advertised in the local paper.
Andrew
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I know how your feeling Munchie. I've spent 6 years at uni doing a HND and Degree but looking through the jobs there is not much out there. Then when i do apply i will get knocked back. We just need someone to give us a chance!

My placement was a complete waste of time, good fun, but a waste of time. Only think i acheived from it was confidence.

 
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