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I was sent there when I started temping with an employment agency. I liked the job, they liked me, they offered me a full time job and voila! I'm still there. :)
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I found the company that was doing the particular kind of research that I am interested in and then applied until I got the job I wanted.
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My ex boyfriend's mother thought her company needed a receptionist so she told the CEO that I would be perfect for the job.
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I went to college, the military, national community service and studied abroad. Then I took a lot of Civil service tests and 8 months later got an interview, then 4 months later got hired. Now I want to do it all over again
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My mother passed and left me a substantial amount of cash. My step-father is a concrete man. He introduced me to a developer whom I bought a lot from. The developer guided me through the homebuilding process. I enjoyed it so much, I continued. I seem to have a knack for it.
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I don't have a job now because I refuse to be paid six dollars an hour. I have better things to do with my time.
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I went through a temp service and they kept me because I could beat my quota and do other thing s besides what I was hired for. Now I've been laidoff becaus eproduction needs are low and they hired wo new people to do the extras that I did.
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Left uni, went to job, now back at uni studying and getting alloance from govt. I could be a student all my life.
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I was laid off at X-mas and haven't worked yet since my last job was for a seasonal catalog company which didn't infom me about the seasonality of the job before I was hired.
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I was taking care of my 98 year old grand mother who lost her home in hurricane Rita. She had a fall in her room one night just before Thanksgiving last year. She had to go into a rehab/nursing home because of the broken leg. Now I just go to school.
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I guess it's because I didn't want to settle for a dead-end job, well now I guess I will just have to settle for no job for the moment. I guess I was too ambitious.
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I was a recreational diver for a number of years. Someone asked me to retrieve a wallet that they'd dropped of their boat next to a wharf. I was offered $100. I found it within 5 minutes, was paid with a soaking 100 dollar bill and here I am 15 years later, more gear, more training and a company of my own, still finding or fixing things people have lost or placed underwater by accident or design.
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I quit my full time job to come here, it's P/t, m-f 8-12, So I go to school.
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