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Looks like Office 2007 or 2010 to me! old school

Nah the director was an ass though, the amount of staff turnover there is so high that recruitment agencies don't even want the work as they know what's gonna happen. All good in the end though, turned it into a positive by making more coin now. Although I'll miss working from home.

Just that our biggest customer left us basically, we think due to cost cutting. They never really gave a 'reason'

Yeah figured they would which is why i ddin't bother applying, not that i have heaps saved but yeh. Doubt it, i'd say it'd only cover redundancy?

Didnt even bother applying for centrelink, cbf with that shit rather just get a job. And nah didn't have income insurance, the school wanted an expert for entry level wages, this one is at another I.T MSP - New bike will be coming in a few months I reckon

Got the job, yay.

hahaha so true.

Does anyone actually think, "Hey I have a spare 16k, I should go buy an 1990 R32 GTST?" Guess it's not as bad as my brother thinking his R33 GTST is worth 25k

The face you make applying for a job at an all girls highschool lmao (it's a joke)

Nothing more boring than an evo

Tis a nice ute you got there. Would love one of those for carting bikes around

Sau facebook group page trawling can be fun sometimes

Had interview today for a network admin job.. seemed way too quick for my liking (like 20 minutes) and for some reason they didn't really ask any technical questions just personal questions like 'where do you see yourself in 3 years or explain how you dealt with stressful deadlines on project delivery' was definitely a 'chill' interview.. I guess most skills are on my CV already, had this weird feeling of not going that well before and got the job so fingers crossed it may happen again.

Pretty much all of them, robert half, hays, interface, resource solutions group to name a few

Recruiter calls about a 2 week contract role in the city.. mate I want a job not some 2 week bullshit that will make me miss out on REAL job interviews over the next 2 weeks.. seriously who takes those roles? pay was nothing special either Then this afternoon another recruiter calls me about a potential job.. "didn't have a chance to fully read your CV" but do you have experience in X and Y? no and no.. cya. I'll now return to play some CS, dota 2 or wow on rotation. fml.. hopefully tomorrows interview goes good

Yeah birds, get ya facts straight m9

It just goes around in circles.. teachers.. paramedics.. fireys.. Agree with your birds that they shouldn't all be thrown into the same basket, the ones that are actually good at what they do deserve more $ etc. On another note, like 50% or more of people I know starting uni or still doing it right now are studying teaching at the moment

What job :'(

In this role won't be touching the kids computers - just servers / network / staff PCs Anyways will find out more info next week.. at least job hunt is going somewhere now

Actually both of these roles were all done by me, one through seek applying direct to them. The other (school guy) I sent an email to I saw him a couple of years ago, which the job fell through in the end but kept his details. Also got a potential interview at an IT company from recruiter (who contacted me through seeing me apply on seek) although I don't want to work at an MSP again it's my 3rd choice currently.. So kinda doing both + pulling some of my own contacts

Its not, just curious and if they give me the 'don't have budget for that' I can put it into perspective Plus it would just be me and 1 other guy, and yeh definitely not 100k if the initial chat was anything to go by, although I'd be happy to take less than what I'm worth if I can take 12 weeks leave Other than that have an interview coming up at a security company which looks promising anyway, I'd rather the school though I reckon. Hopefully get 2 offers to pick from by the end of next week.. fingers crossed

Whats a public high school teacher get paid out of curiosity? Currently in the mix for an IT role at a high school managing their infrastructure ~1300 kids but recruiters initial salary rate was stupidly low, hoping I can sway them up once I meet or he's wrong.. he said might be hard as they have tight budgets (a few minutes after he said previous IT guy kept blowing a few hundred thousand on IT projects..?) Found some old rates on google, but all the different levels etc no idea about.

Mmmm duck.

Who would want such a crappy car