Best of luck to you Grayhaze

Go get 'em.

Good Luck!

Be a smooth talker and you'll get in in no time. First talk in over a year? What have you been doing then?

first question you ask: "What machine will you provide me with and do you happen to have a good internet connection?" hehe

well maybe you better get your foot in the door first and ask that later on as time goes by?

Goodluck grayhaze!

Gook luck Grahaze. It's been 8 months searching for me. Glad to hear someone getting something

Good luck Kevin.
Get me a job too, pwetty pwease!!

Very best wishes for the interview, Greyhaze. It seems like you're not alone when it comes to searching for that "nich" in life. With all the combined talent we have in the Community, wouldn't it be nice if we could be paid for our skills! (Ooops, have I opened Pandora's Box now?!)

Unfortunately I didn't get the job in the end. I guess that's what happens when you try for a Junior position with over 2 years of previous experience. I felt positively old sitting there amongst the other candidates, and I'm only just 25!

Let's just hope it isn't another year before I get my next interview...

Hard luck, grayhaze . But don't let it put you off, keep plugging away .

I assume you're using the job sites on the Net, like Jobserve http://www.it.jobserve.com

I am an IT contractor and I am finding it increasingly hard to find contract work, so I might be looking for a permanent job soon

Whereabouts do you live? (Huddersfield, myself)

I'm in the South East, Mr Benn. Compared to the situation with web jobs, those looking for IT positions have a virtual goldmine open to them. If you know Visual Basic or C++ or whatever, there are literally hundreds of jobs out there. If you're skilled with Dreamweaver, Photoshop and Flash on the other hand, you're pretty much screwed.

I've been trying to get something for almost six months now. I'm out of work at the moment, so it's becoming increasingly desperate - hence my driving for 8 hours to go to an interview for a junior position.

I'm really starting to regret taking the web career route a few years ago, and am actually kicking myself for not continuing with Software Engineering after getting my degree in the field.

Greyhaze: Have you looked at a site called "JobServe"?
I used to get jobs e-mailed to me every day, and there was always tons of jobs listing the skills you mentioned. I thought it would have been easy to get a job at your age and with your skills! I am VERY surprised. I wish you luck, and if you want to work in a casino as a croupier, I can give you a job anytime, but I doubt it's something you would want to do.