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It's been a month since I lost both my jobs. I am such a short fuse and its been really hard for me to find a new job. Hell half the time I fill out an application I end up screaming. Had to leave the library because I wanted to throw the damn computer out the window.
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Someone just suggested I go on disability. But I can work, and working does good for me. It's just finding a job that drives me up the effing wall. |
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Hello there....I hate you are suffering. One quick way to get a job at least in my area is temp agencies. Most jobs you do computer applications that can be difficult sometimes. As far as your SI....try coping skills and self-care.
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Good luck on your job search
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In the meantime you could try volunteering until you find a job. Sometimes you can even do paid internships. If you volunteer at a job you can see yourself working at they may very well hire you. If they don't that goes on your resume and it will fill in the unemployment gap.
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