Gambling addiction in general: Gambling addiction (Page 13)

Kleinkariert wrote on 02/27/2020 at 12:47 PM
Aside from the rest of the fun part he writes, the 1-2 weeks of trial work is usually actually still there with some employers, they call it internship you have to do in advance.

But for many one day is enough, some maybe two. If it is more then it quickly becomes 6 months and then but also with minimum wage compensation.

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cbz490 wrote on 02/27/2020 at 09:43 AM

So I have over 120 open positions right now and can't find any suitable applicants

It has never been so easy in DE as today to find a job!!!!!Noch nieeeeeeeeeeeeeee so easy! Who wants finds and not for 1 € / h.

About me, I am myself drug (grass) addicted for about 10 years, addicted to gambling vlt a bit never play beyond my means

Have a well-paid job and so my boss has no problems at all as long as I do my job reasonably

To pick up on that again I have 120 open positions and people didn't even want to do it for 10€ /h even though they didn't even have an education.

Where do you live? Search Germany-wide salesman maybe I have what for 10 € / h for you

Kind regards

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Klempo77 wrote on 27/02/2020 at 12:55 PM
Where to apply?😊😊

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abc123 wrote on 27.02.2020 at 08:48: Funny what has become of my thread 😂 Update : since my total loss gambling-free and am convinced not to play anymore, from next week inpatient therapy, I do that for the First time in 13 years of gambling career, I look forward to a life without gambling, can find normal things interesting again and pursue old hobbies, but the Debt must first go away,. 8000€, so what you earn in about 50 years at 1€/h, will be difficult for me right @Andy? 😂😂

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cbz490 wrote on 02/27/2020 at 2:09 pm

Where did you come from?

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Falko wrote on 27.02.2020 at 14:57

Stands here in the thread. One page back scroll, there he wrote that he comes from Berlin and is parcel delivery.

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Andy_1980 wrote on 02/28/2020 at 18:36: @Klemo77

first, in Berlin is also ne completely different thing, there you come with public transport almost everywhere and at any time of day and night.

I think that it is generally easier to find a job in Berlin than elsewhere.

As for the parcel delivery person, I have to say, yes, there are often job offers. However, it is also a prerequisite that you have your own car, because you often have to start at 4:30 at night in the warehouse / depot, load the delivery vehicle, etc..
I've already tried to apply for something like that ...... and I know people who do it. It's mostly through subcontractors, not Hermes, DHL directly or something.
The working hours here are often 16 hours and longer per day, most of them have to deliver at least 80 or 100 parcels per day. If you can't do that, you're fired immediately, or you're sick for 1 day.
From the wage also knows that the parcel deliverers usually earn little more than 1 to 2 euros / hour.
And you have to be top fit and healthy for the job, there is certainly no addict or so hired. But minimum wage or something like that, the deliverers can only dream of, is far from any reality. At least here it is like that. I come from Thuringia.

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Andy_1980 wrote on 02/28/2020 at 18:36: @Klemo77

first, in Berlin is also ne completely different thing, there you come with public transport almost everywhere and at any time of day and night.

I think that it is generally easier to find a job in Berlin than elsewhere.

As for the parcel delivery person, I have to say, yes, there are often job offers. However, it is also a prerequisite that you have your own car, because you often have to start at 4:30 at night in the warehouse / depot, load the delivery vehicle, etc..
I've already tried to apply for something like that ...... and I know people who do it. It's mostly through subcontractors, not Hermes, DHL directly or something.
The working hours here are often 16 hours and longer per day, most of them have to deliver at least 80 or 100 parcels per day. If you can't do that, you're fired immediately, or you're sick for 1 day.
From the wage also knows that the parcel deliverers usually earn little more than 1 to 2 euros / hour.
And you have to be top fit and healthy for the job, there is certainly no addict or so hired. But minimum wage or something like that, the deliverers can only dream of, is far from any reality. At least here it is like that. I come from Thuringia.

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Andy_1980 wrote on 28.02.2020 at 18:36: But minimum wage or something like that, the deliverers can only dream of, is far from any reality. At least here it is so. I come from Thuringia.

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