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whats a good new job i can do? my current one (sales) cracks me due to not too cool product leading to more complaints than sales...

are all sales jobs like this?

and has anyone done a b.com recently - how did u go about getting work experience etc/finding a job? were employer nights the way to go, the uni careers centre, or just looking in the classifieds, or job agencies?

i ask cause im finishing up mine in 4 months, and havent really had any good advice as yet...

thanks ppl

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slightly off topic but ... im wanting to move to sydney to live and get a job, i wanna work in IT and i have an engineering degree with honours and 1 years worth of work experience under my belt, what do u guys think my chances of getting a job over in sydney?? i'm very serious about this ...

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Hey MrR33, I just did a B.Com and am looking for a job at the moment. The best thing to do would be to apply during all the grad rounds/careers fairs etc. I didn't apply during those rounds as I had planned to go into business with a friend and we were working on that etc. But unfortunately, when the time came, it fell through and I had missed the grad rounds. If I didn't think that I had it planned, I'd have definitely gone hard in the grad rounds. Now I'm looking for a job in papers/web etc and they're a bit scarce (depending on what field etc) but I'm sure eventually I'll get something decent.

Hippy, I think your prospects of getting a job are good with an honours degree and at least some experience. I've seen a few jobs advertised but dunno what the overall industry is like as I'm not in that field. But in my opinion, you should be able to get a job here.

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I've just got myself an IT job in sydney after completing my science degree at the end of last year. I applied for 3 jobs and got offered a job at two of them.

My brother completed his degree at the same time but did computer science and was top 15% student but can't get a job at all. I think he's now working at McDonalds full time.

Mark

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yeah i agree ... over here is SA lots of people got jobs in the graduate rounds which is probably right now at this moment and i think some may even have passed their due dates so u guys better be quick ... good luck to yas ... i think its good to get one of them graduate entry jobs cause they give u lots of good training and stuff like that ... mrR33 i've sent u a pm :mad:

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its pretty hard to find a job in sydney when u still live in adelaide ... it means having the workplace either interview over the phone or them coming over or u coming over which i think would be alot of trouble for any company to do so i don't think most or even all wouldn't even bother ... theres a few mixed reports about job opportunities ... i have some opportunities over here in adelaide ... they are ok but i dont' think they really suit what i want to do ...

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yeah - for all interested, cause i dont think theyll be checking sids at the door :P

University of Sydney Careers Mission 2003

Wednesday 9 April

Noon - 5.00pm

Great Hall and MacLaurin Hall

also

Australian Public Service 'Meet and Greet' a range of departments

Tuesday 15 April 12:30-2:30pm,

Careers Centre

(go over the city road/parramatta road footbridge (towards the main quad side) and turn left)

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