frigidfire86
♀ 32324
Member # 32324 |  Posted: 12:20 PM, April 17th (Thursday), 2014 |     |
I haven't worked in over seven years. I was a SAHM, then completed a pharmacy tech program, and now am working toward a BS in Communication. Since we moved to Germany a year ago, I've been hoping a job that doesn't include food service or running a register would become available (not that those are bad jobs, just not for me). Well they finally have an opening for a pharmacy tech and I applied. The pay isn't amazing, but the hours are perfect and it's something I like to do. I hope my education is enough to get the job since I have little job history. It would be awesome to not rely on my H's income and become more financially independent, especially if my M fails. Mojo needed!
Me: 28
Him: 29
Married 8 years
Daughter, 7 yrs old
D-Day: 05/08/2011
Posts: 630 | Registered: May 2011 | From: Germany |
notgoodenough1
♀ 29122
Member # 29122 | | Posted: 12:36 PM, April 17th (Thursday), 2014 | |
Sending you mojo.
Viel Gluck!
Posts: 85 | Registered: Jul 2010 | From: Southern California |
frigidfire86
♀ 32324
Member # 32324 | | Posted: 1:24 PM, April 17th (Thursday), 2014 | |
Question - who do I use for references? I haven't kept in touch with anyone I worked with all those years ago and never actually met any of my college professors since I'm doing school online. I just started volunteering for a few hours a month and barely know anyone else involved. I feel weird asking strangers to give me a good reference. Tips?
Me: 28
Him: 29
Married 8 years
Daughter, 7 yrs old
D-Day: 05/08/2011
Posts: 630 | Registered: May 2011 | From: Germany |
