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When looking for Summer Work - Question

roar_ie · 2003-05-14 12:23:03

I am currently looking for some summer work only. My question is should i apply to those jobs stating that they want someone on a permanent/full-time basis? i have seen lots of jobs on-line that i could do, just that they are all looking for someone on a permanent/full-time basis. Should i let this put me off from…

14-05-2003 12:23pm

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I am currently looking for some summer work only. My question is should i apply to those jobs stating that they want someone on a permanent/full-time basis? i have seen lots of jobs on-line that i could do, just that they are all looking for someone on a permanent/full-time basis. Should i let this put me off from applying, or should i apply anyway knowing i will only be working for the summer.

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#2 14-05-2003 12:25pm

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Just go for it..
I know people who have done it for years.. the company rarely ever sues if you break a contract because it costs them too much.. Tell them you are taking a year out from college and in october tell them you decided to go back..

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