Not being able to get a job,do you think turning into hustling would be a solution?
927019
No, you'll probably end up getting your butt dragged back to jail......You probably can't get a job because of that in the first place. Getting taken back there isn't going to help any.
21712
More than likely that will be a waste of your effort. In order to get work, you need to practice interviews and apply for jobs and seeks placement agencies.
329713
Why not just get another job?
17685
I was that way too, I never found a job and now I work at a callcenter, LoL.  You could always start an online business of sorts, or open an ebay shop? Or find a weird place around town to work, like a dog groomer or here we have a pottery shop where you paint the pottery and they fire it for you...or maybe like a bowling alley or skating rink
409842
There is an excellent book titled What Color Is Your Parachute by Richard Nelson Bolles that I got a lot out of when I was job hunting.  To answer your question, yes.  The best way to get a job is to socialize and network and I would never think of "no" as the final word.  I would send a brief note saying you were disappointed, you appreciate their consideration and if anything changes you would like them to keep you in mind.  This keeps that door open and if the candidate they choose does not pan out, you may pop into their head.
749036
Great, good luck finding a job...;
987415
Yes.\n\nWill working jeapordize the status of your claim for past lost wages and medical benefits?  No.  \n\nWill working jeapordize the status of your claim if you're claiming you're unable to work, and want future lost wages?  Yes.
894404
I think that there are people out there who take great advantage of the system. they go job hunting once a week so they can make the counties happy and that prevents familys who really need a little help from getting it. even working families who are in a little bit of trouble and cant get emergency assistance because of the peopl who are milking it. I think working people should get help too if they need it but only for like a month. after all they work hard and do pay taxes to suport these programs. now people that cant work....thats a different story.
817650
It can't hurt, if you're interested in the job.  I know people who got a job cause the person who initially got the job decided to quit (or got fired) within a few days.
973085
I say Yes, for the following reasons:\nFirst, suppose the worst thing happens, and they get pissed at him and he ends up not getting the job. Wouldn't that be exactly the same as not applying to begin with (or being automatically rejected for this clause)? \nBut more importantly, we're talking about people, not machines.\nAnd if your friend is good at what he does, that's the thing they're going to care about.\n\nIf it's really just a matter of weeks between the time the job starts and the time he gets the undefinite leave to remain, I think he should go for it.
545556
Can't be done.  Human nature is greedy and acquisitive on one hand, and lazy on the other.  I've worked with homeless folks in a couple of large cities, and in the US at least, many of the homeless I've encountered are unemployed by choice -- they don't want to live 'the straight life.'  They don't want to follow directions from a boss; they don't want to get up early in the morning and work all day; temporary help is available to get them back on their feet but they simply choose not to do what it takes.  Some of them admit to making several attempts: getting a place to stay, getting a job, getting decent clothes to wear to work, and then after a few weeks dropping out because they didn't like the lifestyle.\nMany others are unemployable because of mental illness, retardation, or other reasons, and that's a different issue.  But the lazy and character-deficient will create a permanent underclass even if we find a way to take care of the rest.
221623
It's all about patience and perspective.  Even if you can't get your dream job right now, think about steps you can take to better position yourself for it in the future.  It might take some hard work and a few years, but you can get what you want eventually if you work at it.
956686
I guess you mean he doesn't have a job. Sounds like time to have a real talk. If he doesn't  want to talk or explain what is going on. I would say it is time for you to move on.
215510
luck is just a myth. Luck helps those that help themselves.\nStill, there are plenty of other reasons not your fault for not getting a job: a relative of the employer could be next in line or they are looking for someone with more experience
566206
Sometimes you have to go where the jobs are or settle for under employment. Here is a link.
599468
dunno, but I wouldn't complain, there's so many people without jobs that would love the chance to have your job, like me for instance, I've been made unemployed and it so annoys me when people complain about there jobs when others would do anything for the chance to work no matter what the job is, so I say be thankful you've got a job and not unemployed
370162
i have a business degress as well, i feel your pain.  i have had a lot of job opportunities come my way by posting my resume on monster.com and careerbuilder.com.  At lot of the time, you qualify for jobs your don't search for.  Give it a try and Good Luck.