I've been trying desperately to find a job I enjoy and gives me a decent take-home salary each month since graduating in 2015. No exaggeration, I have changed job in the past 6 months about 8 times... It's starting to get a little silly as I now have small experiences on my CV which must make me look like very unreliable. The truth of the matter is that I just get bored easily, enjoy a varied role and feel like I should just always be doing something bigger and better. My boyfriend who works as a recruiter has told me that I should take away all the little jobs I've been doing from my CV as a one month experience isn't really valid. Can somebody advise? Like I said I just have random jobs scattered across my CV and nothing really looks linear.Â
My degree is in visual arts, whilst I enjoyed the degree itself (not the debt) I feel pretty useless right now. I live in London so it should be fairly easy to find something I enjoy but I'm honestly having a nightmare with it all...
I work for a charity on a part-time basis, earning around £500 a month which is convenient in some ways as I pay no tax at the moment as I saw here the threshold is £11,500 personal allowance tax calculator is that right? I do a few other freelance jobs around this. But ideally I'd want to something permanant and something that pays well as I'm struggling financially. Can someone advise?Â
I've tried all sorts of work from high-end retail to hospitality. Nothing sticks!!!!Â
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I've been trying desperately to find a job I enjoy and gives me a decent take-home salary each month since graduating in 2015. No exaggeration, I have changed job in the past 6 months about 8 times... It's starting to get a little silly as I now have small experiences on my CV which must make me look like very unreliable. The truth of the matter is that I just get bored easily, enjoy a varied role and feel like I should just always be doing something bigger and better. My boyfriend who works as a recruiter has told me that I should take away all the little jobs I've been doing from my CV as a one month experience isn't really valid. Can somebody advise? Like I said I just have random jobs scattered across my CV and nothing really looks linear.Â
My degree is in visual arts, whilst I enjoyed the degree itself (not the debt) I feel pretty useless right now. I live in London so it should be fairly easy to find something I enjoy but I'm honestly having a nightmare with it all...
I work for a charity on a part-time basis, earning around £500 a month which is convenient in some ways as I pay no tax at the moment as I saw here the threshold is £11,500 personal allowance tax calculator is that right? I do a few other freelance jobs around this. But ideally I'd want to something permanant and something that pays well as I'm struggling financially. Can someone advise?Â
I've tried all sorts of work from high-end retail to hospitality. Nothing sticks!!!!Â