What do you do for a living..?

[d_palapuz]

I"m currently unemployed, it's been four months now.
But our city is pretty much not hiring.
Lots of people are jobless, some are on lay-offs for months!
That's why I'm trying my luck on Vancouver, since that's what my relatives there wanted me to do while I'm still on my vacation right now until on September.
Although I'm done working on Fast Food Restaurants.
I'm looking for Retail Stores now, like Future Shop, Best Buy, Champs Sports, Foot Locker, and many more!
I would like to experience these kinds of jobs because I think it<s what I do best, communicating people.
I just think its about time that I give back to them, even though I didn't get anything back.

[booba]

unemployed i choice my family first
nxt na lng yung career,enjoy ko muna caring my dear
daughter,...

[d_palapuz]

(04-02-2010 12:54 PM)booba Wrote:  unemployed i choice my family first
nxt na lng yung career,enjoy ko muna caring my dear
daughter,...

good choice!
family first, career second..

as for me, still unemployed..
that's why I'm going to Vancouver for a month or so to try my luck there..
My relatives there also wanted me to come there for a really long time now and this is the pecfect time coz I'm still on my vacation until September..

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[naveen]

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[jatin]

If you travel a lot, you meet peo- ple in many different professions. Soon comes the inevitable ques- tion.

[ankit]

I was checking out this forum post on the iwillteachyoutoberich forums and thought it was really interesting.

[pratap]

– I realized today that you know a lot about me. A whole lot about me, to be truthful! But I know very little about you.

[mangal]

i enjoyed meeting n dealing with people from different places...
yet i felt like i didnt had a life that i cant go out n enjoy with my friends & family coz i was too busy... and because i was assigned to manage the houses, all blames were on me when something went wrong,even if its the maintenance staff's fault... jejeje...

[christopher2009]

ako nag papa-LBC balikbayan box ako from USA papunta dito sa Philippines to sell some unique product that I find in the states