Lunar Echo

@Pvt. Cerberus

I understand and it's like that in most European countries Cerb, a lot of short-term work with thousands of applicants trying to get a place. It can get distressing and discouraging at times when you've tried to apply for over a thousand jobs and got barely a response from most of them and the ones that do pull you through have a 0.1% chance of success with haha. You must be constantly changing occupation in this day and age to survive, you can't focus on one as that one could go bankrupt, cut staff, change companies etc a lot more often today than in the past. Also, a good tip for finding work is to ask companies/businesses that aren't looking, it's called the hidden job market and it's where 80% of jobs can be found. Because you're going and inquiring about a job before it's even advertised, plus it shows you're keen to work which is always a good.

@Lunar Echo I know (believe or not, we were taught about finding a job in the school I graduated from), but like I said, there is other reasons why I didn't do so, and considering I had only half an year before army, there was only about 3 months where searching a job would made sense if you keep in mind how long it takes that you actually get to know if you got the place or not. I appreciate you trying to give hints but I'm aware how things work here, and it was conscious choice from my part to not search for job or next school. 

Surviving. Starting a new job the 6th. I need to take a road test that day for it too.