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What industry are you applying for though?
Digital Forensics / IT Security, an area notoriously hard to break into for graduates without experience.
What industry are you applying for though?
Digital Forensics / IT Security, an area notoriously hard to break into for graduates without experience.
The thing I'm finding as I look for graduate schemes for next year is the sheer cost of attending all of these interviews. 90% of graduate schemes require a trip to London which soon adds up if you apply for hundreds. The process favours those with enough money to be able to volunter as a mountain goat herder over summer or some other bull**** as they look for all this nonsense about your life experiences and how you've helped others. I've spent the last 5 years struggling to help myself as I'm from a poor background but working at Asda whilst being at university doesn't have the same ring to it as helping starving African children to read.
Luckily I had 5 years work experience before going back to university and I'm seriously considering spending most of my time looking for non0graduate based jobs.
I've spent the last 5 years struggling to help myself as I'm from a poor background but working at Asda whilst being at university doesn't have the same ring to it as helping starving African children to read.
I know exactly what you mean. I spent my uni days working for Asda, and you would have thought reliable employment would be a major plus point, but it doesn't seem to count for anything.
Just because I haven't helped the Alpacas in South America, doesn't mean I have any less to give!
Retail truly is the worst type of job, other demeaning jobs like hospitality can allow you to demonstrate your skills and learn much more.
The remuneration I'd imagine.Exactly what is demeaning about working in retail or hospitality?
Exactly what is demeaning about working in retail or hospitality?