Anyone jobless for a long time before?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If FT is demanding he/she would have skills in demand otherwise they just won't get a job and will have to pack up and go back to their own country. So nothing to cry or complain about. And employers pay for value not how much you spend on your education or serve NS. You want those to be valued you go and find jobs in public sector or uniformed bodies.

value is indeed the key word

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Ummm that's why that person is jobless or always in between jobs?

Your post is quite insensitive. Everyone has different situations and circumstances. Not good to say the person is entirely at fault because you will not know how the person's life has been. Don't be so quick to judge

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Your post is quite insensitive. Everyone has different situations and circumstances. Not good to say the person is entirely at fault because you will not know how the person's life has been. Don't be so quick to judge

Sorry to break it to you but this is a man's world. So man up.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Life is not worth living. Got a contract job mid Jan 2021. Extended every 2 - 3 months and am not going to be extended anymore. Getting rejected by applications I sent out. Very tired of life. Just want a simple admin job and one that is able to WFH as I have other things to sort out in my life.

Why did you choose a contract job in the first place ? You know the consequence right ?

When you have personal problems, it will also affect your work. You should sort out your 'other things' in your life first.

You can't have a comfy admin job which you can work in the comfort of your home and at the same time sort out whatever problem in your life.

Are you undergoing a divorce ? Having mental issues ? Or in debt ?

Sort those out first and don't expect a comfy job that babysit you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sorry to break it to you but this is a man's world. So man up.

Sorry to break it to you but you can't man up without support from others.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Sorry to break it to you but you can't man up without support from others.

People don't support losers. It is just survival. No one will stick their necks out and support a loser for fear of being drag down with them. You need to man up and stand on your own two feet. Show the world there is potential in you and that you might win. As long as you can win, support will come flooding in even if you don't need it.

Success has many fathers, failure is an orphan. Happy foxes and sad sacks. Fat cats and starving dogs in this world. This is how the world has always been and always will be.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If FT is demanding he/she would have skills in demand otherwise they just won't get a job and will have to pack up and go back to their own country. So nothing to cry or complain about. And employers pay for value not how much you spend on your education or serve NS. You want those to be valued you go and find jobs in public sector or uniformed bodies.

If my degree cannot automatic trump a diploma then i spend so many years take the degree for what? You think your experience so useful? 1 Degree always better than 10 year experience.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Life is not worth living. Got a contract job mid Jan 2021. Extended every 2 - 3 months and am not going to be extended anymore. Getting rejected by applications I sent out. Very tired of life. Just want a simple admin job and one that is able to WFH as I have other things to sort out in my life.

I know someone who was retrenched while fighting cancer. Was willing to get another job that was a paycut to make ends meet. WFH wasn't even on the table. His plight makes you sound like a piece of crap.

Started working now but i feel like i should go work at a place that interest me. Feeling like applying to the field that i am interested in. anyone got feel this feeling before?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If my degree cannot automatic trump a diploma then i spend so many years take the degree for what? You think your experience so useful? 1 Degree always better than 10 year experience.

Your reply disgust me on so many levels.

"A degree automatic trump a dip?" A degree can't bring value to the table,what's the point of getting a degree in the first place.

"So many years take the degree for what?" Probably you repeated many modules that's why you spend so many years for a piece of paper.

"You think your experience so useful?" At least its practical and related experience that can bring values to a company

"1 Degree always better than 10 year experience." You disgust me. Its like telling your boss "BOSS! You should disguard your experiences employee who can bring in revenue and use me instead who got no experiences, require training, gain practical experiences first before I can bring in revenue, BECAUSE I HAVE A DEGREE."

People like you always prove that I was right to outperform degree holder, because I always prove it's what value that brings to the table, rather than just a piece of paper.