graduate recruitment fair

There's not really been anything news worthy in the last couple of weeks. I've not got a job yet, I'm still on jobseekers. I have negotiated a room back at mum and dads house and move back home on Sunday. It's going to be difficult, but at least I'll not have rent and things looming over me, when I can't afford to do anything anyway. Deep joy of joys. I'm looking forward to seeing Lola though. She may be a dog, but she's an amzing little thing, she's just cute, fluffy and has a hilarious personality.

Aside from that, tomorrow i am going to London. I'm off to Olympia 2 for a graduate recruitment fair. I've not had any luck this direction, so London and graduate jobs are my next thing. I've got no idea what happens at these things, I've never been to one. It would probably help if I had an inkling of what I am looking for, but I actually don't have a clue. Not an inkling not in the slightest faintest or anything else. So it could be good or it could be awful.

That's the trouble, through school, through college and through university, there doesn't seem to be anyone readily available to suggest what careers you may like, what's involved in said careers and what you need to do to get into those careers. I'm toying with the idea of recruitment consulting at the moment. Money is pretty good, and you can earn commission too, so even if I went to work in London there wouldn't be a problem on the money front.

Trouble is, I wouldn't call myself ruthless. i think to be doing something salesy you need to have a degree of ruthlessness in you to suceed. I would say I'm a bit of a pushover in that sense. But then I've never really had an opportunity where I've needed to be like that. so perhaps if the opportnity arose and I had to be I could do that. I'm sure you get a flair for it once you've been doing it for quite some time.

Anyway, we'll see what comes up tomorrow, and if there are grand plans for the future.