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Cupcake_Crisis wrote: »I have to agree. I've had 2 jobs since I got here, one in retail for christmas and the salon I'm in atm and both have pretty much told me my accent and "irish" sense of humour got me the job. I have clients that book in with me just because they want to listen to my accent for a few minutes. It's a definite edge!
I know I got the job coz they liked me over my actual skills. A guy started a week after me who was way more qualified and knew his **** way more than me but he didnt get on with everyone else so he was let go after 2 weeks and im still here
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