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Amanda85
post Dec 23 2008, 09:48 PM

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QUOTE(moneygod @ Dec 23 2008, 09:41 PM)
I'm now in my new job about 4 months.  This is the first full-time job I ever had and I'm quite unhappy with my job.  (working environment and the job scope).  I'm so unmotivated to learn new things given my current job.

I'm planning to look for a new job after new year but I'm told that the economic now is really bad and it's not easy to find a job now + terminating employment within probationary period looks bad in the resume. 

Anyone can give any suggestions on that?
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don't write that in your resume. juz write that you're fresh grad then.

if u feel insecure, don't quit first. go look for job and when u got another offer, then only quit the current one.
Amanda85
post Dec 23 2008, 10:04 PM

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QUOTE(moneygod @ Dec 23 2008, 10:00 PM)
cannot tell industry...the world is small...

I don't like the culture there and I don't feel like I can get along well with ppl there nor ppl like me.  (I might have serious personality problem.... sad.gif )
How to transform myself from "little kid" thinking into "adult" corporate world? 

I'm getting uninterested in the work i'm working with.  This is basically a very desk-bound work and I don't feel like interested in the things of my company.
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if you don't like desk-boud work, then look for job that require travelling. so during your interview, you will have the perfect answer to give the interviewer.

 

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