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- oey_oey2
Moved to a new city...now I need a part-time job to get started because new clients and money don't fall from the sky and painting all day doesn't pay the rent of a future atelier immediately...
Looking for some vacancies for the last few days and today I suddenly remembered LinkedIn...holy shit!
I had like 20 vacancies at several universities all around Germany that matched my profile...wow!
Unfortunately, nothing where I live.The only vacancy that interested me had 129 applicants...LOL!
After more than 20 years since I last worked in an agency, I started to consider it but every time I read the job requisites I get fucking nervous and think that I don't fit.
I really don't have a working rhythm right now, spent the last 20 years doing freelance jobs, odd jobs, murals, web design, graffiti workshops...having fun.
Has anyone some advice?
- day trade forex.shapesalad
- All I can say is disregard the number of applicants, a lot of incompetents out there. And don't worry over requirements as long as you trust you can do the job.spl33nidoru
- dribbble sounds interesting but i really don't have relevant design projects for the last three years.oey_oey
- @shape...what is that?
@spl33nidoru...I guess you're right. I think I suffer from low confidence and I'm unsure as I've been out of the gameoey_oey - @oey don't even think about day trading forex, you'll end up in the gutterBeeswax
- get on linkedin, write something controversial like this post, people will be intrigued, jobs will pop upgrafician
- Where did you move?SimonFFM
- Try to pick one specialism and work on that. The other things you’ve done can help as influences for that.Chimp
- Interview at as many places as possible and ask for feedback afterwardsSlashPeckham
- I moved to Leipzigoey_oey
- Replying Simonoey_oey
- Leipzig is cool! All the best for you!SimonFFM
- Thanks Simon!oey_oey