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Fri 29 Jan, 2016 06:50 pm
Let's say you've decided to move into a non-legal career after years of working as an assistant in a law firm Will the hypothetical employer reject your application on the ground that you lack the relevant job experience for the position you're currently applying for? What should you do?
@tamara123454,
What do you mean by non legal?
I could put you in touch with my pal Vinnie if you wish.
Depends on what you are applying for.
I'd look at what you'd done and figure you must be quite intelligent.
Intelligence = able to learn something new.
@chai2,
I want to be a male hooker. Im petty good at it for an amateur.
@neologist,
dont be stoopid. NON-LEGAL means like working for something other than a law firm.
ILLEGAL means that she'll work for Vinnie
Ya tink yer out but den dey draw yaz back in
@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:
I want to be a male hooker. Im petty good at it for an amateur.
I hate to break this to you farmer, but male hookers generally don't cater to the fairer sex.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
@tamara123454,
Well, you can't become a nurse this way without training, but another office job shouldn't be a problem. Paralegals (or at least very well-trained and experienced legal secretaries) are people who can research and write.
@chai2,
Hmmmm. I better focus my business plan.
@farmerman,
Here I thought you were referring to crocheting wool yarns.
@farmerman,
farmerman wrote:
Hmmmm. I better focus my business plan.
Maybe just go for being a Chippendale Dancer?
You can look, but don't touch?
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