AmericanScott Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 If I'm not mistaken he lives in Leicester doesn't he?I don't want to piss on your fire but thats hardly top celebs is it! Hence why i ended it with a edit: I think he lives in London now but his family live over the park from me and run a chinese takeaway and chippy. Very nice people.
AMYB101_LCFC Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 Nope there isn't one sadly I think Bristol might get one soon though as it's a big city. It's a gadget shop. We play with toys and sell things Well they might do There's loads of new shops still moving into Cabot Circus.
Guest Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 Do people buy stuff from Red5? >_> That shop is bloody expensive.Yeah people buy things everyday! Some of the things are expensive but a lot of things are good value compared to other shops. One of my mates wanted that full size Predator model that was on sale in there about a year ago. £10,000, I believe was the asking price. I would buy two at that price.
AjcW Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 Well they might do There's loads of new shops still moving into Cabot Circus. Reiss are hiring in Bristol
AMYB101_LCFC Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 Reiss are hiring in Bristol I didn't know that so thanks a bunch! I didn't bother looking at Reiss cuz it's a bit of a posh shop but I may as well have ago
AmericanScott Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 One of my mates wanted that full size Predator model that was on sale in there about a year ago. £10,000, I believe was the asking price. I would buy two at that price. Everyday, someone asks "wheres that predator thing?" . I believe it ended up being sold for £3,000 though. You know you wanted one
maddog Posted 6 October 2009 Posted 6 October 2009 If I'm not mistaken he lives in Leicester doesn't he?I don't want to piss on your fire but thats hardly top celebs is it! He used to live in Beaumont Leys or New Parks i can never remember which. And i've definitely spelt Beaumont Leys wrong but there you go.
AMYB101_LCFC Posted 10 October 2009 Posted 10 October 2009 Sent off some letters and CVs on Wednesday and got a call from Primark today about a part time job so hopefully I'll get an interview! The lady said something about me being top of the list or something Rather excited but I'm trying not to get my hopes up too much. Oh and thanks again to Lisa for telling me how to write a covering letter, I think Primark must of rather liked it!
ACF Posted 11 October 2009 Posted 11 October 2009 Got my first job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh no, I've turned into maddog
AMYB101_LCFC Posted 11 October 2009 Posted 11 October 2009 Got my first job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh no, I've turned into maddog Aww well done! Where to?
Guest Posted 11 October 2009 Posted 11 October 2009 Everyday, someone asks "wheres that predator thing?" .I believe it ended up being sold for £3,000 though. You know you wanted one I do. I want to put it in my front garden to scare off the local children! Sent off some letters and CVs on Wednesday and got a call from Primark today about a part time job so hopefully I'll get an interview! The lady said something about me being top of the list or something Rather excited but I'm trying not to get my hopes up too much. Oh and thanks again to Lisa for telling me how to write a covering letter, I think Primark must of rather liked it! No problems, glad it worked! Good luck! Got my first job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh no, I've turned into maddog Well done!
ACF Posted 11 October 2009 Posted 11 October 2009 Well done! On what, becoming maddog or the job thing?
Guest Posted 11 October 2009 Posted 11 October 2009 On what, becoming maddog or the job thing? Anyone who comes close to matching maddog should be locked up for the safety of the public at large!!
ACF Posted 12 October 2009 Posted 12 October 2009 Anyone who comes close to matching maddog should be locked up for the safety of the public at large!!
Ozwin Posted 13 October 2009 Author Posted 13 October 2009 Lisa, I wouldn't mind these tips on how to write a covering letter if they're going spare
The Doctor Posted 13 October 2009 Posted 13 October 2009 Why not McDonalds?I just graduated from Oxford with a 2.1 in Politics, Philosophy and Economics and I am stacking shelves in the Co-Op whilst I apply for other stuff. It may be shit, it might not pay well, but it sure as hell beats sitting at home all day and being too skint to do anything on the evenings/at the weekends. apparantly you aren't allowed to work there until age 16 years and 9 months because of food safety regulations. wasted ny time walking to the mcdonalds i applyed to and then being told once i showed the interviewer my birth certificate that i wasn't old enough. i had to enter my date of birth on the apllication form so could they have not looked at it and said "hold on he's too young" rather than inviting me to an interview to tell me.
AMYB101_LCFC Posted 12 November 2009 Posted 12 November 2009 I've got an interview for a job at Orange on Wednesday. I'm really worried! Has anyone got any tips for me? Is there anything important I should do? Obviously I'm going to wear smart clothes but would anyone recommend anything? E.g. smart skirt instead of trousers. I haven't got a clue cuz I've never had an interview before! I haven't even had my mock interview at school yet
ozleicester Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 I've got an interview for a job at Orange on Wednesday. I'm really worried!Has anyone got any tips for me? Is there anything important I should do? Obviously I'm going to wear smart clothes but would anyone recommend anything? E.g. smart skirt instead of trousers. I haven't got a clue cuz I've never had an interview before! I haven't even had my mock interview at school yet Smart is what matters, skirt or trousers should not be an issue. Be (mostly) honest, you will get caught out if you lie. Enthusiasm, look, act and talk like you want the job. Tell them how and why employing you will benefit them, you are selling the best thing you will ever sell, you! Listen to the questions and answer what is asked. Be happy, be cheerful, be positive. and, if you dont get this, dont worry, there will be more and you will have learnt. Good Luck.
BoneDog Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 I've got an interview for a job at Orange on Wednesday. I'm really worried!Has anyone got any tips for me? Is there anything important I should do? Obviously I'm going to wear smart clothes but would anyone recommend anything? E.g. smart skirt instead of trousers. I haven't got a clue cuz I've never had an interview before! I haven't even had my mock interview at school yet My tip is just try not to worry about it too much. It's never as bad as you imagine, when it's over you always think 'what was I so worried about'! Just try to relax and be yourself and you should be alright. It's only natural to be a bit nervous though, it's not a bad thing, it happens to everyone. You look in good nick on your avatar so don't worry about your appearance, I'm sure you'll be smart enough. Try and memorise a few sentences about being enthusiastic and eager to work. Be friendly and polite. And don't eat beans or eggs before cos you don't want to trump cos if there's only one interviewer you can't blame it on anyone else.
lou Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 Smart is what matters, skirt or trousers should not be an issue.Be (mostly) honest, you will get caught out if you lie. Enthusiasm, look, act and talk like you want the job. Tell them how and why employing you will benefit them, you are selling the best thing you will ever sell, you! Listen to the questions and answer what is asked. Be happy, be cheerful, be positive. and, if you dont get this, dont worry, there will be more and you will have learnt. Good Luck. All the above is spot on... Ive interviewed people before.... at your age they wont be expecting experience so its all about the impression they get of you as a person. Its fact that people form the biggest impression of you within the first couple of minutes of meeting you so your appearance is key. Then enthusiasm is the next important, just act like this is the one job youve wanted to do most in your whole life Good luck! Youll be fine and they know youll be nervous too!
Raj Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 I aint done a CV for nearly 20 years and wouldnt know where to start. Any advice pls!!!!
lou Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 I aint done a CV for nearly 20 years and wouldnt know where to start.Any advice pls!!!! Theres some good websites on the net that show you how to set them out etc... failing that if you wanna PM me your email addy I can send you mine over to have a look at. Its shit hot if I say so myself and every job Ive ever gone for Ive always got to at least interview stage so it must be good
Raj Posted 13 November 2009 Posted 13 November 2009 Theres some good websites on the net that show you how to set them out etc... failing that if you wanna PM me your email addy I can send you mine over to have a look at. Its shit hot if I say so myself and every job Ive ever gone for Ive always got to at least interview stage so it must be good
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