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I've just finished retaking my second year of university and have till late September free. I need money to help pay for the summer when I won't have enough loan to cover me. I can get enough money with a few months of full time work and would like some of the time off to work on projects. But is it looked down upon to get a job knowing you'll quit after a short period. I'd rather get part time but there's not many of those
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(Original post by Brocolli123)
I've just finished retaking my second year of university and have till late September free. I need money to help pay for the summer when I won't have enough loan to cover me. I can get enough money with a few months of full time work and would like some of the time off to work on projects. But is it looked down upon to get a job knowing you'll quit after a short period. I'd rather get part time but there's not many of those
I've just finished retaking my second year of university and have till late September free. I need money to help pay for the summer when I won't have enough loan to cover me. I can get enough money with a few months of full time work and would like some of the time off to work on projects. But is it looked down upon to get a job knowing you'll quit after a short period. I'd rather get part time but there's not many of those
i suppose the difficulty would be what to do if the employer asks in the job interview how long you plan on staying at the job for. maybe some employers won't be interested in someone who can only work for a short time, but other employers probably won't mind. it's just a case of finding the right place i guess.
you could always look into temp work? not sure how easy this would be at the moment given everyone's working at home but you could look into it?
hope it goes well! xx
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to be honest it seems fine to me, and i'm planning on doing something like this myself!
i suppose the difficulty would be what to do if the employer asks in the job interview how long you plan on staying at the job for. maybe some employers won't be interested in someone who can only work for a short time, but other employers probably won't mind. it's just a case of finding the right place i guess.
you could always look into temp work? not sure how easy this would be at the moment given everyone's working at home but you could look into it?
hope it goes well! xx
to be honest it seems fine to me, and i'm planning on doing something like this myself!
i suppose the difficulty would be what to do if the employer asks in the job interview how long you plan on staying at the job for. maybe some employers won't be interested in someone who can only work for a short time, but other employers probably won't mind. it's just a case of finding the right place i guess.
you could always look into temp work? not sure how easy this would be at the moment given everyone's working at home but you could look into it?
hope it goes well! xx
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