restless

Any interesting part time jobs u'd ever worked for?
Maybe the things that u learnt, the ppl that u met, the environment and pay etc?

MiRyung

while in uni.. event promoter for music festivals and gigs. helped to distribute flyers of gigs and helped with set up on actual event days.

kutujayus

if can i wanna be a race car driver...
or a mechanic for a car tuning house??... hehehe...

restless

..
racer in singapore?? not likely ba...

anymore??

raph

b racer in mysia lo.. haa

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...lets go back to basics

PinkLady

got u go help out in IR next year lor can meet so many rich people. or go "Gamble Ship" to work p/t. i've heard if u are lucky, u can get $3k in tips

Tokyo is a cool place to go
& i want My Root Beer Float, Ice-cream Waffle, Curly Fries back!
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kutujayus

well at least a mechanic lah for tuning cars..
at least i can learn and built and tune a car for myself..
hehehe...
but dunno if can work part time in these workshop..
hehehe....

if anyone know anybody accept part time job as a tuner mechanic or assistant..
please tell me about it..
thanx...

and BTW... i saw some track tune cars in workshop in BT batok... ( i think now its an antique )
hmm... and i bet they use to race them as an advertisement for their workshop..
and some one has to drive it.. hehehe...

nicxtreme

I have retired at 25 years old this year. Want to know our story http://www.sgnick.com

My Blog - My life after retiring at just 25


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water-sprite

most eye-opening job i did was to sell vodka shots in a club.... realised it wasn't my cup of tea though the money was good. but met alot of people and saw how those really smooth-operating shots gal worked... tt's when i figured i couldn't stoop to that level....

restless

hmm....the site doesn show how u did it.
retire at 25....tats too early? i mean...wat u're doing now then?


woo...tats interesting...
i'm curious which level they stoop to

think_a_tot

what abt sales? freelance ones

tjinna

[quote=restless;1295270]hmm....the site doesn show how u did it.
retire at 25....tats too early? i mean...wat u're doing now then?


its an advertisement promoting that software lah. Spammer lah.

think_a_tot

hmm.. then again, being in theatre can be interesting, desgning costumes, props

restless

[quote=tjinna;1300726] -_-".....so hes a fake? nb.....lol

oh u did tat b4? sounds interesting..

kutujayus

dude.. i have a passive income... and i pretty much doing nothing
or retired... what ever... when i was 23..
i was bored as hell!.... and i had enough about 1 yr ago...

my reasons...
weekdays wake up anytime i like.. arnd 12 to 1p.m daily..
sleep arnd 2-4 a.m... destroy my body clock..
no friends that i can meet up everyone is working!!!....
weekends sometimes goes out during evening sometimes not at all.....
i was damn bored.. even tough the 1 and a half years it was quite nice..
but then.. it got boring... i went back and forth back to my country and singapore 2-3 times a year and stayed at least 6 weeks each trip...
i was bored as hell.. hahaha...
each day passed by doing nothing... felt very useless...

so I go back to my studies... hehehe..
and pursuit a carrier that i liked

Kairin22

isn't it bored to retire a such early age?

Read my Mind

I worked part time as a cleaner before for one of the cleaning agencies. it was really a good experience for me and my friends, well anyway, it was their idea in trying out dis area where no young and educated singaporean will ever think of.
during the interview the guy asked us whether we wanna work outside, as in mobile, or wanna station permanently in some place. of course we wanna station permanently in some place la.. well.. i mean, we didnt wanna evryone to look at us and think, how come 3 young locals sweeping the roads and interchanges. hahahaaha
so we were like posted to a countryclub, where our job scope is to report to wrk at 645am, start wrk, which means sweep the main road in the club towards the entrance, empty rubbish from the whole of the country club's rubbish bins.. consolidate them, and emptying them into the rubbish chute, the ones u see at some hdb areas.. except that dis was a smaller one.. phew.. of cos we couldnt get used to the smell and the dirt and everything.. we had to unclog drains, wash the dishes, clean the kitchens, carry furniture, moving them here and there..
there are alot of foreigners there, mainly dutch, and locals as well.. and some of the locals asked us, how old are we, are we not studying, why wrk as a cleaner.. well, i just told them for the experience, and to experience what those banglas experienced.. anyway, there were bangla cleaners as well besides us, and we really got along well.. shared food, we treated one another, smoked together, and laughed.. hahaha.
anyway it was a really good experience, and a good exercise for me.. working hours are not too bad. 7-3pm, lots of rest time.. mon-fri. sometimes have to wrk on sats. hourly pay.. we actually got a little more than the banglas, prob cos we were educated and locals i guess.. but well.. i look up to the banglas for making such a great effort in making the whole area clean and sparkling.

Don't worry about the people in your past, there's a reason they didn't make it to your future.