[AlanYoro35i]

Due to the amount of piss taker's here i decided to rewrite my post here for all the teacher's to remark my grade!!

Finally after so many years of being a care free student i finally need to step out to find a job. I took my last exam a few days ago which now leaves me being jobless. Hopefully i would graduate with at least a second higher honor degree on my course International Business management, however until then I'll be joining millions of fresh new graduates on the hunt for a job.

Would be looking for a job or internship or any other types of job near south west London and central London.

Anyone here in the BMW wolves pack knows a job or free position can kindly forward me some details to me

Much love from Alan

[t33kksx]

GL with the job search

I'm doin Business management at Teesside uni (first year) hope I do well and that the job market improves within the next 2-3 years.

Fingers crossed I hope you find a good job after all the pain and hard graft !!!!

[dar2008]

Originally Posted by Yoro35i

Hello guys

I had just finished my last exam and have joined the haunt for jobs ,fingers cross that I'll get a 2-1 in International business management degree. If anyone knows of an availability of job or internship in London or south west of London ,would you kindly let a fellow BMW lover know?

My course has covered area's such as HRM , Int HRM ,Marketing, Int Marketing, Operation management, professional Selling and buying,strategic management ,Int business operations which really covered near all business topics.

Regards

Alan

Good luck with the job search, but please tell me your CV reads better than your post does in terms of grammer and punctuation.

[Hotcoupe]

Originally Posted by dar2008

Good luck with the job search, but please tell me your CV reads better than your post does in terms of grammer and punctuation.

Doh!

Sorry, couldn't resist

[MEGA]

Originally Posted by dar2008

Good luck with the job search, but please tell me your CV reads better than your post does in terms of grammer and punctuation.

A fair point. As you're asking this community for the possibility of work: You should really try and make sure your post has proper grammar (commas in the right places for instance) and spelling We aren't usually a pernickety lot but after all you are trying to impress yourself upon people, non?

Dave

[willhollin]

Originally Posted by MEGA

A fair point. As you're asking this community for the possibility of work: You should really try and make sure your post has proper grammar (commas in the right places for instance) and spelling. We aren't usually a pernickety lot but after all you are trying to impress yourself upon people, non?

Dave

Now, now Dave.

[MEGA]

Bwahaha.

wot is u torkin abaat will

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by dar2008

Good luck with the job search, but please tell me your CV reads better than your post does in terms of grammer and punctuation.

Not to mention grammar

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by Hotcoupe

Doh!

Sorry, couldn't resist

Apologies; just noticed that you beat me to it!

[dar2008]

Originally Posted by Jon D

Not to mention grammar

How embarrasing,... I can't even claim it was intentional.

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by dar2008

How embarrasing,... I can't even claim it was intentional.

A minor typo, I'm sure and one that pales into insignificance when compared to the OP's spelling, punctuation and grammar.
I'll happily be called old fashioned, but I would have thought that international business management demands a reasonable level of competence in communication.

[willhollin]

Originally Posted by dar2008

How embarrasing,... I can't even claim it was intentional.

How embarrassing!

[urfankhaliq]

LOL this is funny. The guys asking for a job and instead gets cussed!! HAHA - Quality!!

[JLR1969]

I am not sure what type of job you are looking for but try looking on;

http://jobs.thegrocer.co.uk/

Good luck with the search and hope the CV reads well

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by willhollin

How embarrassing!

Dammit; missed that one

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by urfankhaliq

LOL this is funny. The guys asking for a job and instead gets cussed!! HAHA - Quality!!

Granted, some of us are being harsh, but it might encourage the OP to brush up on his basic English. The lack of which will seriously impede his "haunt" (???) for a job

[AlanYoro35i]

Guys, english isnt my first langauge, so please don't take the piss as i am always trying to improve my grammar and puntuation but unfortunalty i can never understand how grammar works.

Fair enough having a laugh or two but it isnt fun when the whole forum taking the piss!

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by Yoro35i

Guys, english isnt my first langauge, so please don't take the piss as i am always trying to improve my grammar and puntuation but unfortunalty i can never understand how grammar works.

Fair enough having a laugh or two but it isnt fun when the whole forum taking the piss!

Fair enough and, in that case, I apologise for my scathing remarks. However, I will say that, had you explained this at the outset, any criticism you received would probably have been purely constructive.
I would recommend that you clearly state this on your CV, as I'm sure it will aid in your endeavour to find work.
Good luck; let us all know how you get on

[zltm089]

lol....

[Mike in Hampshire]

Originally Posted by Yoro35i

Guys, english isnt my first langauge, so please don't take the piss as i am always trying to improve my grammar and puntuation but unfortunalty i can never understand how grammar works.

Fair enough having a laugh or two but it isnt fun when the whole forum taking the piss!

Not being funny Yoro, but I recommend you ask someone to review your CV before you send it out. Not just for grammar and spelling, but also style and layout. Many potential employers will simply throw an unprofessional CV in the bin.

Have you considered temping? We have often taken temps on full time because they've impressed us so much, and they've gone on to get promoted and done really well. I know you won't see that route as your dream job initially, but it is a tough marketplace out there.

Best of luck, Mike.

[Jon D]

Originally Posted by Mike in Hampshire

Not being funny Yoro, but I recommend you ask someone to review your CV before you send it out. Not just for grammar and spelling, but also style and layout. Many potential employers will simply throw an unprofessional CV in the bin.

Good advice, but I would also reiterate that he should clearly state that English is not his first language, as any difficulty in verbal communication would be clearly evident at interview stage.

[willhollin]

What is your native language Alan?