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Preferably one that is good to have on your cv

I'm still a student and under my name on my cv I put student, but under 'experiences' I put after each role (student). Is that necessary or good to have or is it too much and useless?

Example:

Cashier (student)

Orderpicker (student)

Some people tell me that students can negotiate their salary. But is it true/realistic?

This isn't about a long term job, but for a fixed period of time (cdd/abt)?

I feel like as a student you don't have the 'privilige' to do that, because the job market in generel, but also for students is very poor right now. You'd be lucky to even find a job, so negotiating seems kind of greedy. Also i have this fear of if I negotiate they'll just hire someone else, because everyone wants that job and as a student having experience isn't seen the same as having experience as full time adult.

Let's say a student that still lives with his/her parents (grateful and fortunate to be in that situation) and has to contribute little to no money to their parents still have an emergency fund / a set amount of money in a savings account? I like to think that at least 1K aside should be the minimum but if wanting to increase money in the long term is the main goal then investing nearly all (90-100%) would be smart.

So the best one is one from a 108, specifically a 1.0l and not a 1.2l. But is there like a year limit (for example: after 2020 not compatible anymore?)

Toyota Aygo MK2 also is compatible, but is there like a year limit or specific engine (for example: after 2020 not compatible anymore?)

Citroen C1 probably too, but this one is harder to find.

Apparently some jewelries do it for free, anyone know any specific ones?

I have been thinking about this lately.

Normally it's this:

Ma voiture: voiture is feminin so 'ma' is correct

But then is it?

Ma ancienne voiture: which can't be because you can't do that

or

Mon ancien voiture: but voiture is still feminin

or

Mon ancienne voiture: but 'mon' and 'ancienne' contradict eachother

It goes without saying that 80-90% should be in etfs and the rest can be invested in stocks, but is it worth it if lets say you only got less than 500? Wouldnt it be better to just put the 500 in the etf and invest when you have more money?

Is het volgeens jullie een goede idee om daarin te investeren? Ze komen meer en meer op de markt maar als je naar hun grafiek kijkt lijkt het niet echt goed. Misschien is het nu het moment om dat te kopen?

Ik wou al een lange tijd investeren maar vond het altijd complex en ingewikkeld. Ik heb 1 keer een aandeel gekocht en die heb ik nog steeds. Maar nu wil ik beginnen investeren voor de toekomst. Iedereen die investeert zegt dat hun grootste spijt/fout was dat ze niet vroeg genoeg begonnen te investeren. Daarom wil ik nu beginnen zodat ik in de toekomst een huis of een auto of dergelijke kan kopen. Aangezien dat ik student ben kan ik alleen maar studentenjobs doen, waardoor mijn inkomen weinig is. Ik heb al een beetje geld en denk ook te investeren. Ik denk maandelijks 50 euro. Ik weet gewoon niet hoe. Het simpelste is om gewoon een broker te kiezen en daarop het te automatiseren om 1 specifieke etf te kopen. Hoewel dat simpel lijkt komt het nog steeds te riskerend voor. Wat kan ik best doen? Hoe weet ik welke etf te kiezen? Ik weet al dat een van de beste etf's VWCE is volgens deze subreddit. Hoe begin ik eraan?

Is the beginners guide still completely effective? Just it being 6 years old feels like it's outdated.

Is there anything a student should know before investing? Like from a tax perspective or anything else that might be different for a student?

Is keytrade enough to start investing or should I immediatly use a platform dedicated to investing? I saw that you can't buy etfs on keytrade, only stocks.

When do you think?

I'm only asking this because I'm getting 3 euros vouchers per worked day, which is especially insane if you knew where I work. How do companies decide how much to give for meal vouchers?

It takes around 5 mins for the rpm to drop to 700-800. I only realised this because my friends cars instantly warm up, even though their cars are also the same age (2009-2010).

I've seen a car that hasn't moved in a while (couple of months). It's highly possible that it's been abonded. The car is slowly rotting so I was wondering if there's a way to find the owner to contact him.

For some reason I never ask if a job offers meal vouchers / home work distance pay when applying or even during the job interview because i'm 'scared' the HR staff will see it as a negative factor of someone (like only wants to work if the job offers good things).

Looking for a gear selector from a peugeot 108 1.0, but don't know how to find it

I know it's 650 hours a year, but how about per month/week/day?

Lets say I work 5 days a week (mon-fri) at job A, can i then work every saturday/sunday at job B (same week)?

I know it's 650 hours a year, but how about per month/week/day? Lets say I work 5 days a week (mon-fri) at job A, can i then work every saturday/sunday at job B?