Hello another time! (And some questions, of course)

I'm back from my holidays around the Alps, only 4266kms in 15 days, not bad,
is it?

The first and las day (go and return) took 1800kms from these 4466kms so we
got only 2600kms of mountain and twisty roads.
We eat greately each day, and several "Grossen Bier" make us sleep deeply
each night ;-)
The Aprilia and the Deauville (my friend's bike) work properly all the time
and only one time my bike decided to fall on the road, but we were almost
stopped and nothing happened.

Shortly you can see some pictures in my web page (I'll put a new post when
it's ready) but you must wait till we come, to see the rest of the pictures,
because I use to travel with my reflex and a digital camera.


Now the cuestions:

I've been working in my resume and I think It's ready but, as these things
work different from one contry to another I have some questions to ask:
1- Do you use to mention your driving licenses? (car and motorcycle) In
spain it's usual because a car driving license can cost about 1000AUD and
not anybody has it.
2- You'll put your age? the birthday's date?
3- What about a picture? It is usual here.



Thank you very much and we hope to see you soon!!!

Bye!

 

In aus.motorcycles on Wed, 20 Aug 2003 00:12:25 +0800

You have to say what your citizenship is, and if you have the right to
work in Australia or not.

Mention what languages you speak, and find a way to reassure them that
your English is good.

Zebee

 

XoliCB wrote in message ...
~

"I have a guard-rail up my arsehole"?
Hmmmm....
WorkDoodle

 

Yes, and this one has plenity of sense!! :-DDD

--
XoliCB
EChM #7750 ROTOS #4 SPT 346
Sector butifarra Subsector okmaku
Aprilia RSV Mille "Esa cafetera Italiana"
Daelim NS 125 III "El puto cacharro Koreano"

NO A LOS GUARDARRAÍLES ASESINOS!!!!

 

We've got a lot of road kms "protected" with a metallic wall wich protects
cars and kills bikers and cyclists.
We are asking the government to change them for a new model that protects
everybody.

Don't you have this problem in aussie?

--
XoliCB
EChM #7750 ROTOS #4 SPT 346
Sector butifarra Subsector okmaku
Aprilia RSV Mille "Esa cafetera Italiana"
Daelim NS 125 III "El puto cacharro Koreano"

NO A LOS GUARDARRAÍLES ASESINOS!!!!

 

Thank you! Good advices.

--
XoliCB
EChM #7750 ROTOS #4 SPT 346
Sector butifarra Subsector okmaku
Aprilia RSV Mille "Esa cafetera Italiana"
Daelim NS 125 III "El puto cacharro Koreano"

NO A LOS GUARDARRAÍLES ASESINOS!!!!

 

It's a good idea to use the same picture that everyone else uses. That way
the prospective employer knows what s/he is getting. This is a composite of
Knobdoodle and Sharkey:

http://members.dodo.net.au/~c_o_jones/biggun.jpg

 

Shit, thats even worse than SantaDoodle.

Al

"Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon. "

Remove *ME* before replying

 

Xoli mate; we DO have this problem and we have even worse!
We have "cheesecutter" steel-cable fences which seem to be clearly designed to turn people into "sliced dead
people" and I'm sorry I made light of your banner. (Which I didn't interpret and which I tried to make fun of
without realising it's importance.)

Please forgive me (and don't stick a guardrail up my arsehole!!)

Thanks ....... Clem

 

Whoah!

WAAAAY too much Sharkey!!
Clem

 

My Eyes! My Eyes!

 

They start to look much better after a dozen beers TB!

 

I don't think I want to look at that again even after a "dozen beers"...

 

Someone put it best when they said, "I hate you so very,very much..."

Sobbing and Crying Uncontrollably Pat

 

There, there, Pat....just bite the pillow.

 

Zebee Johnstone said....

ZJ> You have to say what your citizenship is, and if you have the right to
ZJ> work in Australia or not.

Only applicable if you're applying for a Federal Government job, where
citizenship, or at the very least, permanent resident status is
required.

 

You make me so angry I could spit feathers...


Prostate Pat

 

Prostrate pat
Prostrate pat
Prostrate pat and his black and white cat..

Early in the morning
Just as day is dawning
Pat feels he's a really happy man..

 

What? There are some classes of visas which restrict work... I think anyone
who is in Australia on a student visa is not permitted to work in Australia,
and therefore must provide evidence of being able to support themselves
without an income before the study visa is given. I'm sure similar
restrictions apply to other types of visa holders, such as tourist visa etc.

Nev..
'02 CBR1100XX #2

 

Nev.. said....

Ne> What? There are some classes of visas which restrict work... I think
Ne> anyone who is in Australia on a student visa is not permitted to work in

Not talking about that. I'm responding to Zebee's comment that you need
to prove to a prospective employer your legal status to work. The only
job ad that you'll ever see with that requirement is for the federal
public service or the armed forces.