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You can do all the vacation type things that don't involve much money.
Today I went out and bought wedding anniversary presents and almost felt guilty about buying coffee while I was out. But coffee when I am out 3 times a week is my main source of calcium so over that.
Can't really go away when you are looking for a job.
Can't turn off the phone if you are waiting to be called back.
Check emails.
Get rejected a lot applying for jobs. Then some more. Wade through the ignorance and stupidity of recruiters if y
Well, I have plenty of side projects I started and never finished. Simply due to lack of time. I've got oodles of hardware to toy around with. Sure, it's all not new, but I don't need to buy anything for entertainment.
Now stuff like food and the fact that I have a mortgage, may be the things that make it less fun. That said, if I'd lose my job (not quit, obviously), I'm in for 80% of my last salary for one year. After that you're on your own. The idea being that one year should be enough for a willing
Where you live? What you do? (Score:2)
Maybe I find a match.
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Brisbane Australia.
Spreadsheet jockey. Contract/Policy/Regulatory Analyst.
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We need a pre-sales engineer in Brisbane. The most jobs are... Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne.
I'll keep an eye out.
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Thank you
Sometimes I wish for unemployment (Score:1)
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You can do all the vacation type things that don't involve much money.
Today I went out and bought wedding anniversary presents and almost felt guilty about buying coffee while I was out. But coffee when I am out 3 times a week is my main source of calcium so over that.
Can't really go away when you are looking for a job.
Can't turn off the phone if you are waiting to be called back.
Check emails.
Get rejected a lot applying for jobs. Then some more. Wade through the ignorance and stupidity of recruiters if y
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Well, I have plenty of side projects I started and never finished. Simply due to lack of time. I've got oodles of hardware to toy around with. Sure, it's all not new, but I don't need to buy anything for entertainment.
Now stuff like food and the fact that I have a mortgage, may be the things that make it less fun. That said, if I'd lose my job (not quit, obviously), I'm in for 80% of my last salary for one year. After that you're on your own. The idea being that one year should be enough for a willing
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Yeah that age thing sucks I know.
Haven't even bothered to sign up for unemployment benefits yet as the rigmarole isn't worth it for what I would get.
Time better spent looking for a job.