you're boss's recommendation is worth her weight in gold in the job hunt. having that much experience in your life and a boss that approves of you will get you a job with a bit of money to it.

blade55555

United States17423 Posts

January 27 2012 23:05 GMT

#42

On January 28 2012 02:34 SchOOl_VicTIm wrote:

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I can't imagine being 13 and "want" to work on a payjob for any reason whatsoever

Really when I was 13 I wanted a job. The reason I wanted a job was because I wanted money so I could do stuff and not have to ask my parents. Want to know what I did when I turned 16 and got my drivers license? Job hunting until I got a job. Money is nice when you can do stuff with it especially when your parents don't buy you much other then birthday/christmas. ^^

Josh-FiveO

Denmark174 Posts

January 30 2012 16:46 GMT

#43

Thanks for all the great words guys! I will prbably end up using my extra time to play some DotA 2 and maybe try to go pro. I am young, have loads of experience in DotA, I am pretty good (not to brag, but I ain't too shabby) and the game is new, so this is would be an optimal time to get very good or even pro. Once again thanks for all the kind words

Sufficiency

Canada23833 Posts

January 30 2012 16:54 GMT

#44

Like others said, you got laid off, not fired. That is a HUGE difference.

Josh-FiveO

Denmark174 Posts

January 30 2012 16:57 GMT

#45

On January 31 2012 01:54 Sufficiency wrote:
Like others said, you got laid off, not fired. That is a HUGE difference.

Thats what I wrote in Bold.

GohgamX

Canada1096 Posts

January 30 2012 16:59 GMT

#46

I believe the best term is "walking papers" because its plenty of notice. I assume because you are young there is not as many bills to pay. You should be able to find a new job no problem with a recommendation

Josh-FiveO

Denmark174 Posts

January 30 2012 17:01 GMT

#47

On January 31 2012 01:59 GohgamX wrote:
I believe the best term is "walking papers" because its plenty of notice. I assume because you are young there is not as many bills to pay. You should be able to find a new job no problem with a recommendation

True, but I live in a small town where every fucking job is taken. I can't describe how lucky I was to get the job I have now. :D

BottleAbuser

Korea (South)1888 Posts

January 30 2012 17:15 GMT

#48

Sparkling recommendation is worth more than the wages you got for 2 years. Sucks that your extra income got cut, but you'll even more important than the recommendation you can bundle with your resume is the worth ethic it implies, which will let you win at life.

Divinek

Canada4045 Posts

January 30 2012 17:18 GMT

#49

On January 28 2012 02:34 SchOOl_VicTIm wrote:

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I can't imagine being 13 and "want" to work on a payjob for any reason whatsoever

pretty much everyone here starts working roughly around 13, lotso jobs

Servius_Fulvius

United States947 Posts

January 30 2012 18:28 GMT

#50

So you got the notice you're getting laid off, but it doesn't take effect until May? Sounds like you got the better of that deal - a lot of people only get a couple weeks (maybe less). You can apply around and try to get a different job before May, or just chill and enjoy life under parental support.

And, as Chill said, you have a great reference. A good recommendation can outright land you a job!

QuanticHawk

United States32139 Posts

January 30 2012 19:12 GMT

#51

On January 28 2012 02:34 SchOOl_VicTIm wrote:

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I can't imagine being 13 and "want" to work on a payjob for any reason whatsoever

supporting yourself with a part time job instead of suckling on mommy's teat isn't a bad thing at all. It's quite the opposite actually

don't burn your bridges op, enjoy yourself for a bit and maybe throw out a few apps and get yourself another job!