The cost of looking for a job is too high..
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The cost of looking for a job is too high. I just went to Zhejiang Province for an interview; it seems like I didn’t get the position. I just got back home when another company in Zhejiang Province asked me to come for an interview. It’s really frustrating. Do you all experience the same thing when looking for a job? The cost is simply too high.
Generally, there is reimbursement for expenses when going to other places, right?
Some companies only reimburse expenses after hiring someone; haha, consider it an investment then
When looking for a job, it’s better to be close to home; starting a business is another matter.
Life is short, and its ups and downs are often determined by a few key moments. Going to school, finding a job, family, and children are several important aspects of life that cannot be taken lightly; it’s better to ask for more money from one’s family and repay it double later on. After starting work, always keep in mind that \"if you don’t work hard today, you’ll have to work harder to find a job tomorrow.\"
If there's a chance, go ahead. The financial crisis isn’t over yet; what’s there to worry about in terms of travel costs?
That’s how it happens. When you succeed, you’ll find it’s well worth it! It’s a rare experience!
The way to reduce costs is simple: prepare well, get it done in one go, and once you have the OFFER, you won’t have to spend any more money. Don’t just attend interviews for the sake of it; moreover, be clear about what you want. Don’t set your sights too high (of course, if there’s a significant difference, you can give it another try). There is nothing in this world that can be obtained without effort, except laziness. You get what you put in – and by “what you get” I mean experience in life. This post was last edited by CHEN333 on 2009-2-7 at 10:17
It would be great if video interviews could be arranged
It’s worth it to look for a good job. Good luck to you; I’m jealous