Tag: labour
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Graveyard Shift

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer by Steven Ra Ga Years ago I got hired as an overnight shelf stocker at BIG BOX MART and it was my job to go to work at 9pm and work until 6am stocking the shelves with products. It wasn’t the easiest job in the world, usually around 4am you…
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Grind out a Tuffy

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer Painters are Drunks, well high functioning alcoholics for the most parts. Effective and efficient painters go to other jobs sites in between drying times, the ones I found didn’t. Pubs and slot machines where was the typically cowpattie for these bar flies. I had been a painter a few times.…
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Sign shop

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer by Steven Ra Ga After I left the non stable film industry I tried looking for work elsewhere. What I found was once you go into the film industry for work it’s very hard to come out. The real world isn’t as accepting and your skills don’t really transfer, unless…
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Door Wrapper

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer by Steven Ra Ga When I was younger some where between 18 and 25 I found myself looking for steady work. During that time period a friend suggested I try employment agencies, as they help with job placement. I recall the first one I went to told me I would…
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On Deck Boat Painting

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer by Steven Ra Ga During my time in Vancouver I found myself working odd jobs to pay the bills. I was a student who just graduated and the film industry wasn’t consistent. It takes a lot of time to build up your hours then you gotta take and exam and…
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The Pandemic

Confessions of a Serial Interviewer by Steven Ra Ga Holy gees. Leading up to the pandemic I was enrolled in the RECA real estate license program, which was entirely online learning. They had just canceled the in class courses. I was studying to become a realtor but ultimately became a property manager, which was a…



