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Sending an email now -- I note that you didn't state your location, so not all of it may apply. Edit: Acchile0 is probably right. I doubt you'll have a tough
by bmelton 14y ago
Sending an email now -- I note that you didn't state your location, so not all of it may apply.
Edit: Acchile0 is probably right. I doubt you'll have a tough time finding meaningful employment, but I completely understand the nerves that come along with having just dumped a ton of money into your Christmas shopping at probably the worst possible time, as people are generally not hiring at times like this.
Christmas is a lot more enjoyable when there's a steady paycheck at the end of it, for sure, but try not to let this ruin your holiday. Take a couple of hours a day and pursue employment as you can, but try to relax if you're able.
- michaelochurch 14y agopeople are generally not hiring at times like this. In finance, January is a great time to go job searching. People collect their bonuses and some percentage leave, and that opens up spots.
- bmelton 14y agoJanuary, yes. December, no. Like I said, I doubt he has cause to worry, but I know that I've had similar circumstances where a loss of income source occurs immediately after a big expenditure, so I know how poor the timing is. January's a new month, a new year, and is likely to be rife with opportunity, but in the interim, there's to be a few missed checks that could be important.