Taste the Rainbow of Rejection

I would just like to say that this whole thanks but no thanks you're too inexperienced not confident enough too overqualified not as good as that guy over there too tall short browneyed twolegged for this position caper is getting very tired very fucking quickly!

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Adam said:

Two legs? Gods, it's not wonder nobody hires you. You need to stand out more in the crowd - try an artificial leg!

paul said:

Yeah, its a giant suck machine. I have a friend who has a large expandable filer thingy full, full of rejection letters he's got over the past 12 years. Not that he's been unemployed that long, but just on and off and looking along the way. Sometimes you get dream runs where everyone seems to want to pay you money, and other times its like fishing where there ain't fish.

Missjenjen said:

Perhaps you should dye your hair purple. I'm sure that will help.

mb said:

Yes, dye your hair purple and get a badly-botched nose job, then pierce it, and get a tongue ring, and wear those colored contacts that look like Darth Maul's eyes. That will get you a job in any day-care.

rocky cornerstone said:

If you are gorgeous,horny and v.tantric i am interested..i live in that mad,mad megopolis -Sydney

okiba said:

Just barge in and yell "WHO DO YOU HAVE TO ROOT TO GET A JOB HERE?" and watch carefully to see who reacts.

Alternatively, you could go for the Fight Club method of securing a job...

Your choice!

Graham said:

Anyway, hang in there, something will come up.

Me, I've been learning to use the überscanner at work. That's sort of amusing.

Scott said:

You can have my job!

Stay happy, something will happen :)

shauny said:

gorgeous horny and v. tantric? well, 2 out of 3 ain't bad. mwahahhaha!

root....hehehe...australians are funny. root rat. hehehehe,

Simon said:

grrrrrrr. Bloody employers.

treefen said:

Become a vulture - that is probably the most effective method.

It is similar to a New Yorkers approach to finding an apartment. Maybe read the obituaries?

Row said:

Once Monkey and I get our stuff together, maybe we'll let you in on the secret :)

Monkey said:

Um, sorry, Miss Shauny. I'm responsible for at least one of those rejections. They went with someone in-house! I can't help it! I'm so sorry! please forgive me? I'm a baaaad Monkey, and I deserve to be smacked.

mb said:

*smack*

Kristy said:

I know what you mean. Just think of it as a number games - the more rejections you get, the closer your getting to that job offer.

Simon said:

Kristy's got a good point.

What's the average number of applications for each job? Apply to that many jobs, and you should have a good chance of getting offered one. All else being equal, that is.

I just hope it's not something like four hundred applications for each job!

Anonymous said:

hi :)

shauny said:

well well well, if it isn't... you! :P

coralie said:

they suck! a lot!! i hope you get a job soon.

Helen said:

Cheer up and get this into yer

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/06/05/1022982700834.html

Hope this helps

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