u/Fun_Yogurtcloset1012

In my experience, I have easily passed interviews without so many questions around 10+ years and without any online assessments.

Now I feel that no matter how structured my answers are, they still rejecting people. The amount of rejection is affecting me on how I now perform and feel useless. Is there anyone else feeling this way?

Has anyone by any chance found any brand of washing up gloves that are not thin, break easily and long lasting? Is Marigold the only option?

I am on Three and want to switch for a long time. My signal strength is around over 105dBm and told that not everyone can hear me on the other side clearly when making a call. (Nothing wrong with my phone or microphone)

My mother had been going to the surgery for 10 years and all of the sudden was removed due to not responding to a NHS letter. I only just found this out when I was trying to get medication. They believed that she did not live at the address but they just called me last month to which I told them I will call back later due to sickness. She is a diabetic, old and needs both medication and someone to help her, so isn't this dangerous?

Its been over 2 weeks that it says on my account that its been delivered there but no email come through to tell me to come and get it. Have anyone seen this ever happen before?

If you are completely alone in life, no family, no partner or kids, no close friends, don't know any of your neighbours, don't have a flat mate, who do you write down when filling in those forms?

I mean completely alone.

What I have been doing at all this time was either volunteering at a local charity shop, caring for a family member (I don't need to now) and looking for a job.

My last job was a Christmas temp last year, it shut down before I could work there full time. I did get a few interviews but unfortunately rejected.

What else could I do to get back to work full time? I am starting to look at agencies.

Edit: I have made many different versions of my CV, deleting/adding stuff, I still am unable to land a full/part time job.

Also what happened to the person who decided to do that?

Any real life stories?

I watched it on YouTube and it was a good episode and don't think it was that scary enough to get it banned.

Whose parents found it was too scary to complain? I understand things were different back then but I am not sure of the impact it had.

I am trying to find warehouse work at the moment and most job posts want someone who knows how to use a forklift. I am looking at these courses now, I am just wondering if this is another new way to get more money out of us? Did people used to teach this before this market happened?

I understand it as there are a lot of thefts but I am uncertain about how people leave without buying anything after couldn't find what they want to buy.

Edit: Now, when I think about it , I don't understand how the ones in primark actually works. For those who have no seen it yet, you are going to see it soon in the big shops.

I find this really odd as most people know how bad the job market is and that people have bills to pay. Since they are looking for someone and the post says 'urgently needed' and the person is happy to start the job ASAP, what exactly is the problem?

There was a post asking millennials wherever their parents drank water. many said no nor given water as an option. Did your parents gave you water to drink?

So I have a birthday coming up with no one to give presents. I like to order a mystery box for myself, does anyone know a good site where they had a good experience with?

Edit: Can be anything