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19-01-2009, 02:25 AM
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I'm only a few weeks from departing on my Australian adventure
 : and have to admit already I'm not thrilling anyone with my resume on Seek.com.au and other job sites... my Inbox is still chirping with crickets. I was wondering how difficult it would be to get employment with a performance shop or even a dealership? I'm a jack of all trades but master of none as they say... so I wouldn't mind working for cheap being around what I like: cars... or airplanes. I read on Virgin Blue for example that they do hire tourists for temporary work, but their 12 months requirement goes against my visa, which allows for no more than 6 months employment for a single employer. Anyway, I'm trying to gauge the situation and whether I should bring a suit along or some work boots instead. thanks, --Russ :sm_headba
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