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Q: Financially Im On My Own
asked by: IoannI on September 13th, 2006
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Well my parent told me tonight that they wont be able to support me financially, they said its too much money from them. So basically im on my own from now on. Now = I need to get a part time job and save more less all my money. I know I can do it. I wont need to buy clothes for a while I have ton's and the same for shoes I have 3 pair of running shoes and 1 pair of boots.

Has anyone been in this situation before?
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diamondsz
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Yep, your parents are teaching you responsibility for your actions, now they wont let you starve but they want to teach you how to deal with the real world as it harsh and full of bs.


I left my parents house at 17 because of being pregnant, I lost it but got preggo at 19 with my daughter and it was nice to have the advantage to being ahead of the game. Honestly things well get easier but you need to get off now find a good job and work it everyday the long you show up everyday/put 120% it will be awesome expierence to get yourself a better job.

Kids dont stop you from doing anything they can slow you down along the way but things will work out, you just need to be strong for yourself and your family to be!
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IoannI
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Besides the dj thing im going to apply at this computer store that is opening up down the street from my house. I also got this website from guidance @ school for jobs, so im going to apply there as well
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diamondsz
replied on September 13th, 2006
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ioanni wrote:
besides the dj thing im going to apply at this computer store that is opening up down the street from my house. I also got this website from guidance @ school for jobs, so im going to apply there as well


im not saying your lazy, im just saying you need to be mentally strong they would rather hire someone who is confident/hard worker over people who are shy, c0cky, missing work all time.

Just be yourself basically
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IoannI
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Thats what im basically do, walk in there be myself, not shy or anything at all if they dont hire me then say thank you for the opportunity and walk away. Im pretty sure I will land the job unless they need some1 with a degree.

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ioanni wrote:
besides the dj thing im going to apply at this computer store that is opening up down the street from my house. I also got this website from guidance @ school for jobs, so im going to apply there as well


im not saying your lazy, im just saying you need to be mentally strong they would rather hire someone who is confident/hard worker over people who are shy, c0cky, missing work all time.


Just be yourself basically
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diamondsz
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Actually you would be surprized.....


They would rather hire someone with a degree or someone with expierence, someone with a degree maybe understand all the formal crp but with expierence you cope better under stress.


I work in tech/support I also offer pc repair services as well as minor program deisgn/translation, I dont have any degree I could definatly make more with a degree but I bring in more cash then most people do and I work harder to get where I need to go.
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diamondsz
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Iaonni expierence makes up for a degree so if you can gurantee youll work harder than ppl with a degree they will usually hire you but they do happen to watch you more carefully during a probation period
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IoannI
replied on September 13th, 2006
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Thats the only way to really get the job show them that you are better then one with a degree. I was aslo thinking I could put up flyer for computer repair/upgrades just as a side thing to make a lil extra $$$$

diamondsz wrote:
iaonni expierence makes up for a degree so if you can gurantee youll work harder than ppl with a degree they will usually hire you but they do happen to watch you more carefully during a probation period
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Tazzy D
replied on September 14th, 2006
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Trust me when I say that you are going to need all the help that you can get.......
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