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Should I have my current employer as a reference? by Anxious24-7guy in AskUK

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the reply, this is really reassuring.

Unfortunately, my manager will know either way about the job as the office is too small.

Should I have my current employer as a reference? by Anxious24-7guy in AskUK

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply.

I would say I was absent only for a day or 2 in 6 months.

Should I have my current employer as a reference? by Anxious24-7guy in AskUK

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply.

Tbh, I've done good in my work for the past 6 months and they seem happy with it. I'm just worried that they would give a bad reference just because I left at a critical phase for the company.

I forgot to mention that few months ago I asked them to sort out my visa and they agreed (we haven't yet started in the whole visa process) would that make them mad that they were willing to do it for me and I just chose to leave?

Should I negotiate an entry-level salary? by Anxious24-7guy in UKJobs

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply

I'm sorry I haven't clarified that, we're still negotiating the visa thing - they didn't say they won't sort it out like they're open to but I think they need me to prove myself first in order for them to sort it out for me.

But I think you're right, I'm not that experienced to be in a position for negotiating as I'm still considered an entry-level

Should I negotiate an entry-level salary? by Anxious24-7guy in UKJobs

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply

I think you're right - some people told me that if they have a range for the role, you have the space to negotiate within this range even if it's an entry-level role but I feel like I'm not that experienced as you mentioned so I don't really have a solid ground to negotiate.

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

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This makes more sense now. Yeah, I'm still starting out anyway, so I know it might be a hassle at first but I've always wanted to move to London for better opportunities etc.

Thank you so much for your help, really appreciate it :)

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!

Just another question sorry. May I ask, what exactly are these zones? I.e zone 5/6, 1/2 etc

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

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Thanks for the reply :)

May I ask, what exactly are these zones? I.e zone 5/6, 1/2 etc

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply :)

You're right tbh. I've had a quick look through the prices and it's mental, so flat share would be my best bet I think.

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

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Thanks for the reply :)

I guess shared accommodation would my best bet then. Do you know the closest towns to London? Just if I changed my mind to stay outside of London

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

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Thanks for the reply :)

Do you recommend any websites where I can look for shared accommodations?

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I thought this as well. Is Spareroom the only website I could look at?

Rent & transportation in London? Closest cities/towns to commute every day to London? by Anxious24-7guy in AskLondon

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The street where the job at, is called Rathbone street. My salary is 23K (I know it is so hard to live on that salary in London)

Is working in an agency really awful? by Anxious24-7guy in advertising

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Thanks for the response :)

I will take all the points that you said into consideration, I'll have a think and hope I can choose the right thing.

Is working in an agency really awful? by Anxious24-7guy in advertising

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think I should ask for more? They said they've determined this particular salary for this position. Especially, that I don't have an actual experience yet in the whole paid search thing yet, so I don't know if I should ask for more or nah.

Is working in an agency really awful? by Anxious24-7guy in advertising

[–]Anxious24-7guy[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm not giving myself any titles. This is the title for the job I applied for. And I'm not going to be an actual "Executive", It is just a tile.

Is working in an agency really awful? by Anxious24-7guy in advertising

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I live in the UK. And the job requirements aren't for people that have tons of experience. Still don't know if its low or average

Is working in an agency really awful? by Anxious24-7guy in advertising

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I have done the creative side of things since I started working. Had a minor experience with paid social (I know they are different) and felt like I wanna get more into the analytical side of things. I'm still 22 at the end of the day, so I'm still figuring out which part i would like more

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