PTH2009 wrote: » good news but getting a job in Waterford is hard (if you dont have a bit of pull)
mooseknunkle wrote: » Ive seen you say this many times after a jobs announcement and its simply not true,do you really think that 200 people are going to get these jobs because they "know" someone?,theres plenty of jobs in Waterford and you seem to use this excuse for you not getting one.
PTH2009 wrote: » plenty of jobs but zero opportunties for unskilled workers. Id love a sales job in somewhere like Harvey Norman etc but dont have experience (i knw for a fact i knw more about tvs/pcs than the guys working out there). Ill put my hand up and say im jelous and envy people who get full time work with little experience but when i apply for jobs when i see the word 'experience' i run because i knw im only wasting my time applying. Cant move somewhere bigger and cant attend full time college atm due to personal issues. Even a jobsbridge job is hard to get in Waterford. getting refusal letters or hearing nothing back can all time can damage a persons confidence and sometimes can even lead to other things Alcohol, Drugs etc. Im 26 now and completed primary and secondary school with Dyslexia (only finding out when i attended WIT a few years ago after doing a test) so if they had found out when i was in secondary my working life could of been so much different (but no when i found it hard to do maths and stuff i was insulted and called lazy by the teachers).
Digital Society wrote: » Well your definitely on the right path anyway. Im sure one the Boards.ie regulars will be along any minute now to offer you a job. Plenty of demand for someone who uses their Dyslexia as an excuse for everything and refuse to accept that the problem is in fact laziness. Oh by the way i also have Dyslexia like millions of others including Richard Branson, Albert Einstein and many other of the worldselite. You ****ing know as much as i do that it doesn't hold you back anywhere near as much as you let on. Thats exactly why i have 0 pity for you.
Digital Society wrote: » This might just blow your mind but what if you told you its possible to be Dyslexic AND lazy? You know what i had to do? Put in about twice the amount of work as anyone else i knew during school and college. hours and hours and hours of work. The problem is some people choose to brand themselves. A self fulfilling prophecy. Sure i have Dyslexia why even try? Dont ever brand a child and tell them they are something. As soon as they fail like the rest of us do on a daily basis they will say... Ah sure thats because im Dyslexic... Thats because of my thyroid... thats because im black....thats because im a girl... thats because blah blah blah Who here hasnt failed? Who here hasnt struggled to get your ass up out of bed? Thats life. This touched a nerve because i was the same age when i went back to college and trust me when i say ive a lot **** i could use as an excuse to give up and blame it on. Death happens, life happens, Depression happens, love happens, **** happens to all of us. Thats called life.
Wanderer78 wrote: » im sure theres plenty of peer reviewed work out there that might help you to understand these issues. might help you in life. best of luck with your career
MRnotlob606 wrote: » Well we are moving into a period of deindustrialisation, So we can expect less manual labour/factory type jobs and more service industry/pharmaceutical type jobs. Surely people will adapt and change and acquire new skills etc.
O Riain wrote: » 200 new jobs announced and this descends into a cat fight over dyslexia. Btw I have a friend with dyslexia and he is now probably one of the most successful guys out of my degree.
Digital Society wrote: » Any announcement of good news and someone comes in and tells us why its not good news. Its really sad. 200 top jobs on the way and still Waterfords finest come in with their negativity.
edbrez wrote: » Gotta love the town, no wonder it has the oldest people in Ireland to marry!
edbrez wrote: » Ask the CSO: http://www.independent.ie/style/weddings/revealed-the-average-age-irish-men-and-women-get-married-34632830.html
