GambateBingBangBOOM
Joined: 04 Nov 2003
Posts: 2021
Location: Japan
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 Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 9:48 am Post subject: |
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| You should also get yourself some sort of job- even if it's just retail (you want it to be something you can leave easily) to keep yourself busy (and have some money- do you live with your parents or something?) and pay for the private school classes if there are any until you leave because you're going to need some start up money- the first pay check isn't until the middle or end of August. |
I guess I'm just in that "business major" mindset where I'd feel bad having graduated without working at a "business job" that will make me more "marketable" to more businesses. But you're right, I probably shouldn't be too picky. I'll also look into formal classes. Has anyone else had this problem (having to bide time while waiting a semester for JET)? How did you cope?
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A job that won't make you more marketable to potential employers still may be better than no job at all, though right?
Lots of people have had this same problem. Lots of people actually apply for JET twice, because the first time through they are put on the waiting list (alternate list) and are never upgraded, or else they are turned down either with or without having done the interview. I've heard of the odd person applying three times. |
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