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It's a choice.
Hopeful mom
Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 07:53 AM -
the thrill...
tabby
Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 09:07 AMperhaps it's a fix that you need - you know, to go, be questioned (thus attention), get the job, get excited, and then don't go cause why? you didn't really want it in the first place.
if you went to work then you wouldn't be "disabled" and have attention for your illness.
It's your choice whether you work or not but if you don't really want to go to work - then stop having people take time out to go through the paperwork to offer you a job that someone else, who really wanted the job, got kicked to the curb for.
Not only does it waste the employer's time and paperwork, and kick someone else to the curb, but it also creates a reputation and a image of you that I do not believe (deep down) you really want to have created.
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regarding jobs
by smurraySunday, January 27, 2008
has anyone applied for a job, gone on the interview and get the job then you don't show up for it? this happens to me all the time and i do not understand it?























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