I hate job mining! It's like, every friggin company is looking for a candidate who has an experience of minimum 2 years. Man where's everyone getting their experiences from? Where do they start working to become adequate enough!?! URGG, I'M SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW. I have been in a "trainee" program for a year, so I definitely do not wanna start over. Yet, I have to change my area of expertise from sales to HR.. so it seems like I will be starting over in a sense. But hopefully wont last for a year. It's just really frustrating because I have sent my CV to approximately 50 or 60 spots, but only 4 of them called me back and 2 out of 4 interviewed me, and I got rejected from one, still waiting for an answer from the other (and it's been almost 2 months since the interview)..
Well I have to mention other 2 offers I have rejected. One was in an Adv. Agency and the other in a really small office.. but I have to say that I regret turning down the second one.
I feel awful tonight :( I think I'm done thinking and speaking for now.
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"Whatever. None of it's working.
I've had a guy leave a voicemail for me at work,
and then I call him back at home,
and he emails me to my Blackberry,
and then I text him to his cell,
and then he emails me to my home account from the plane phone..
--and it just totally gets out of hand.
I miss the days where you had one phone number,
with one answering machine that housed one casette tape,
and either the cassette tape had a message from the guy,
or it didn't. That's it.
Now you have to go around checking all your portals and get rejected by seven different technologies.
It's exhausting!"
This is from the movie He's Just Not That Into You, quoting Mary (Drew Barrymore).. what are the building blocks of the modern world's relationships?
I think I'll sell my new camera and replace it with a new one. My favourite camera broke during my interrail trip this summer. And when I came back I just went to one of the electronics shops and bought the first one that felt sufficient to me. Well its actually a better equipped one compared to the one I broke, but I just checked my old photos and the image quality seems much more satisfying than the photos I've taken with the new one.
I think its time for me to buy a fully professional camera now. But first I gotta sell this one. I may head to Eminonu tomorrow.
