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jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:39 AM
You know what annoys me? (The title of the thread kinda gives it away a bit but I know not all you are as bright as me :D )

Labels!

Why do companies find the need to have such big labels? And not only that, why are the labels always in the worst places?

Im wearing a Matthew Williamson :love: top i got from Debenhams and the label is on the ribs..it never used to itch me before but today I've worn the top after a while and it keeps on itching..NOT GOOD..

Why are labels for pants always on the back? I hate it when the damn label sticks out for six miles :no: Why cant the labels be on the side where nobody will be able to see?

The worst culprits of the labelling crime are Marks and Spencers, WHY are their labels so big? Theyre huuuuuuuuuuuuuuge and they stick out for miles and miles...Im pretty sure the labels are sometimes bigger than the items of clothing..and the itch-factor is unbearable.

Anyway, is it jus_me (hey, hey?) who is annoyed by this or do the rest of you suffer too? Albeit in silence?

I say we start a petition!

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 07:40 AM
primark :rockon::lol: can you find out some numbers for me jus_you?

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 07:42 AM
I will sign ! Why are Ralph Lauren labels always so sharp and hurty :(

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:42 AM
i likes the stuff they have in primark..

their labels are ok

i saw some saksy pjs in there...they stopped at a size 8 :no:


which numbers does thou rekwire?

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:43 AM
I will sign ! Why are Ralph Lauren lables always so sharp and hurty :(

thats three names to the list

akash im adding you regardless of whether you agree or not

i hate that man, you buy designer stuff and you pay over the odds for it and then you cant wear it because the labels itch..then you cant cut them off incase people think theyre ex-display or you got them from some cheapo market so you stuck wiggling around like you got ants in your pants, well I for one have had enough!

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 07:44 AM
i likes the stuff they have in primark..

their labels are ok

i saw some saksy pjs in there...they stopped at a size 8 :no:


which numbers does thou rekwire?
why are all the lawyers getting fruity ( i dont mean you sash well maybe you with your yellow arse sig) and tonto with her messed up fontage :no: why can't you lawyers all be like doctors :no: and wice wersa?

:no:


and yeah find the number to the tandoori corner in norbury.

kashif1986
August 24th, 2006, 07:44 AM
why are all the lawyers getting fruity ( i dont mean you sash well maybe you with your yellow arse sig) and tonto with her messed up fontage :no: why can't you lawyers all be like doctors :no: and wice wersa?

:no:


and yeah find the number to the tandoori corner in norbury.

its 999

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:45 AM
i shall try and see what i can do now my worries have been lifted

im testing out writing like this to see if i get more attention

you know what an attention whore i am, what with the silver shoes and the hair that curls on demand :D

kashif1986
August 24th, 2006, 07:47 AM
i shall try and see what i can do now my worries have been lifted

im testing out writing like this to see if i get more attention

you know what an attention whore i am, what with the silver shoes and the hair that curls on demand :D

i think im blind now

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 07:47 AM
why are all the lawyers getting fruity ( i dont mean you sash well maybe you with your yellow arse sig) and tonto with her messed up fontage :no: why can't you lawyers all be like doctors :no: and wice wersa?

leave the banana sig outa this :hand:

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 07:48 AM
i shall try and see what i can do now my worries have been lifted

im testing out writing like this to see if i get more attention

you know what an attention whore i am, what with the silver shoes and the hair that curls on demand :D

:cool: .. (that was for the brightness btw not because its cool)

hey do CC do environmental law ?? I'm looking for vacation placements

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 07:48 AM
i shall try and see what i can do now my worries have been lifted

im testing out writing like this to see if i get more attention

you know what an attention whore i am, what with the silver shoes and the hair that curls on demand :D
make with the number or i start posting















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jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:50 AM
:cool: .. (that was for the brightness btw not because its cool)

hey do CC do environmental law ?? I'm looking for vacation placements

yes they do, they do environmental and planning

this is why i love them..they do the exciting stuff and the boring stuff :p

apparently environmental is very exciting :ugh:

i apologise for the font, i was trying stuff out.

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 07:53 AM
yes they do, they do environmental and planning

this is why i love them..they do the exciting stuff and the boring stuff :p

apparently environmental is very exciting :ugh:

i apologise for the font, i was trying stuff out.

hey env is damn exciting !

isit ok if i keep you in my book of "pulling strings" ppl ? n maybe u can pull some strings later n help me out

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 07:54 AM
Cut off the labels

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:56 AM
hey env is damn exciting !

isit ok if i keep you in my book of "pulling strings" ppl ? n maybe u can pull some strings later n help me out

it just sounds boring...i have visions of people in suits standing about in fields when peopl talk to me about environmental law.

lol, it doesnt work that way here..you have to come in and do stuff yourself..apply for the placement..if they like you, you get the TC..what i would suggest is that on your CV you write nearly everything you can about yourself..everything youve ever learnt, voluntary stuff etc..they love that kinda crap but yes you may, if it makes you feel better :D

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 07:56 AM
yes they do, they do environmental and planning

this is why i love them..they do the exciting stuff and the boring stuff :p

apparently environmental is very exciting :ugh:

i apologise for the font, i was trying stuff out.


Who's CC

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 07:57 AM
it just sounds boring...i have visions of people in suits standing about in fields when peopl talk to me about environmental law.

lol, it doesnt work that way here..you have to come in and do stuff yourself..apply for the placement..if they like you, you get the TC..what i would suggest is that on your CV you write nearly everything you can about yourself..everything youve ever learnt, voluntary stuff etc..they love that kinda crap but yes you may, if it makes you feel better :D

Ur vision is my dream ... lol

You guys don't do vacation placements with proper applications ??

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 07:58 AM
Who's CC

Clifford Chance

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 07:58 AM
Clifford Chance

You work for them, good firm.

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 08:00 AM
Ur vision is my dream ... lol

You guys don't do vacation placements with proper applications ??

eh?

for most vac placements you send your CV in, they call you for an interview and if they like you..you do the placement at the end of which they offer some of you the TC and some of you just fuck off back home :neutral:

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 08:01 AM
carbon copy :lol:


















*walks out for lunch*

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 08:01 AM
You work for them, good firm.

i know :)

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 08:03 AM
eh?

for most vac placements you send your CV in, they call you for an interview and if they like you..you do the placement at the end of which they offer some of you the TC and some of you just fuck off back home :neutral:

yesss i know that but i'm sure u cud walk over to the careers ppl n go btw I know a guy called Sumeet thats applying for a summer placement .. he's awesome ! he'll be running things in the env department if we give him the chance .. and we should ! :yes:

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:03 AM
i know :)


Are the hours crazy. As I heard that firms like CC really work the employees, especially grads.

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:04 AM
yesss i know that but i'm sure u cud walk over to the careers ppl n go btw I know a guy called Sumeet thats applying for a summer placement .. he's awesome ! he'll be running things in the env department if we give him the chance .. and we should ! :yes:


These companies get so many apps, they dont care, unless it is a person with a good position in the firm that gives in your CV.

killuminati87
August 24th, 2006, 08:05 AM
labels :rant: got so many tops with labels that piss me off too itchy or stick out :|

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 08:05 AM
labels :rant: got so many tops with labels that piss me off too itchy or stick out :|
yeah yeah "big index finger"

ok off to munch!

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 08:08 AM
yesss i know that but i'm sure u cud walk over to the careers ppl n go btw I know a guy called Sumeet thats applying for a summer placement .. he's awesome ! he'll be running things in the env department if we give him the chance .. and we should ! :yes:

but i only know a guy called ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssash :neutral:

we get in shit for doing stuff like that, one guy wanted his older sister to get a TC with them and he kept telling them how great she was and they fired him :no:

they make you work to prove that youre good enough for the company, which i think is good..even if your grades are a bit off they will still consider you if youve done tonnes of other stuff (both voluntary and paid work)

its a very nice place to work, the people are very friendly and they help you if need help..not like other law firms where some of my friends went where they were treated like idiots.

mp3: the hours are long but there is a lot of job satisfaction too, to know that what youve done has an affect on people and the law..the work isnt easy and i have never ever so far had two days which were the same, which is good, its exactly what i wanted..a 9-5ish job but with variation, and i get that..there is a lot of interaction with the clients..you dont sit there like a spare part, you can actually give someone advice based on what you have learnt at uni.

killuminati87
August 24th, 2006, 08:08 AM
yeah yeah "big index finger"

ok off to munch!

i already finished munching :(

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 08:08 AM
These companies get so many apps, they dont care, unless it is a person with a good position in the firm that gives in your CV.

obviously since its a magic circle firm .. but still .. she can just slip a note into a snr's papers who just so happens to be giving something to the careers ppl .. lol .. far fetched I knw

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:12 AM
mp3: the hours are long but there is a lot of job satisfaction too, to know that what youve done has an affect on people and the law..the work isnt easy and i have never ever so far had two days which were the same, which is good, its exactly what i wanted..a 9-5ish job but with variation, and i get that..there is a lot of interaction with the clients..you dont sit there like a spare part, you can actually give someone advice based on what you have learnt at uni.


So it's not all photocopying and just churning out letters then. As i am also soon starting my grad job, everyone says the same thing no two days are the same etc. A lot of them looked like they were just quoting a company slogan, which they had to tell grads. I hope my job is interesting too.

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:13 AM
obviously since its a magic circle firm .. but still .. she can just slip a note into a snr's papers who just so happens to be giving something to the careers ppl .. lol .. far fetched I knw

only if. What uni are you at, they must do milkround presentations etc. Send out a load of applications to as many firms as possible and get any experience you can.

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 08:17 AM
So it's not all photocopying and just churning out letters then. As i am also soon starting my grad job, everyone says the same thing no two days are the same etc. A lot of them looked like they were just quoting a company slogan, which they had to tell grads. I hope my job is interesting too.

When i started there they did say days would be boring and stuff but i havent found one day where ive been clock watching..and its not because ive bever worked in a law firm before, ive done all that stuff but on this scale its really fascinating..if you dont play your role then you could fuck everything up and you ARE told that so you just have to do some work..its very enjoyable even though its hard at times and im still learning stuff, thats why i chose law because you never stop learning..and the lawyer guy i work for is the best..it doesnt help matters that he's gorgeous but yeah..hes a very good teacher. Some of my friends have done their training contracts at other places where all theyve done is make coffee..they went for the vac placements and had a lot of fun because they did so many different things, got lured in for the TC and found it real boring, so yeah..go into stuff with your eyes open..if you dont like it after 3 months then get out of there, it wont get better.

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:22 AM
When i started there they did say days would be boring and stuff but i havent found one day where ive been clock watching..and its not because ive bever worked in a law firm before, ive done all that stuff but on this scale its really fascinating..if you dont play your role then you could fuck everything up and you ARE told that so you just have to do some work..its very enjoyable even though its hard at times and im still learning stuff, thats why i chose law because you never stop learning..and the lawyer guy i work for is the best..it doesnt help matters that he's gorgeous but yeah..hes a very good teacher. Some of my friends have done their training contracts at other places where all theyve done is make coffee..they went for the vac placements and had a lot of fun because they did so many different things, got lured in for the TC and found it real boring, so yeah..go into stuff with your eyes open..if you dont like it after 3 months then get out of there, it wont get better.


Im not going into law but yeah will make sure the work is good. Everyone I ask at the company says it is interesting work. Time will tell i guess. Can't leave after 3 months even if I wanted to. These grad jobs have too many rounds and only start once a year.

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 08:25 AM
Im not going into law but yeah will make sure the work is good. Everyone I ask at the company says it is interesting work. Time will tell i guess. Can't leave after 3 months even if I wanted to. These grad jobs have too many rounds and only start once a year.

If you dont like what youre doing, speak to the boss..i had to do some taxation cases for a week and i had the worst migranes..so i told him and he gave that work to someone else and i got to do something different..

this is why i like law, once you get your training contract youre pretty much guaranteed a job after the two years whereas other graduates have to hunt around for a lot longer.

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 08:28 AM
If you dont like what youre doing, speak to the boss..i had to do some taxation cases for a week and i had the worst migranes..so i told him and he gave that work to someone else and i got to do something different..

this is why i like law, once you get your training contract youre pretty much guaranteed a job after the two years whereas other graduates have to hunt around for a lot longer.


Most grads that are in a company are employed permanently. But sometimes after the initial 2 year programme they decide on a permanent job offer or not in some places.

akuza
August 24th, 2006, 08:43 AM
i already finished munching :(
got me some mo teriyaki :yum:

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 12:05 PM
Most grads that are in a company are employed permanently. But sometimes after the initial 2 year programme they decide on a permanent job offer or not in some places.

yeah i understand that, what im saying is when you do law, you need to graduate..do an LPC then a training contract..once you get the training contract (at the end of you second year) youre pretty much in with a job for life.

what im saying is you dont have to graduate and then start fumbling around trying to find a job..theres a bit more security in it.

mp3
August 24th, 2006, 12:13 PM
yeah i understand that, what im saying is when you do law, you need to graduate..do an LPC then a training contract..once you get the training contract (at the end of you second year) youre pretty much in with a job for life.

what im saying is you dont have to graduate and then start fumbling around trying to find a job..theres a bit more security in it.


Thats the case with most vocational type jobs. Once you are in and qualified, jobs are quite secure. So did you study Law or do a CPE first.

SSSash
August 24th, 2006, 01:24 PM
When i started there they did say days would be boring and stuff but i havent found one day where ive been clock watching..and its not because ive bever worked in a law firm before, ive done all that stuff but on this scale its really fascinating..if you dont play your role then you could fuck everything up and you ARE told that so you just have to do some work..its very enjoyable even though its hard at times and im still learning stuff, thats why i chose law because you never stop learning..and the lawyer guy i work for is the best..it doesnt help matters that he's gorgeous but yeah..hes a very good teacher. Some of my friends have done their training contracts at other places where all theyve done is make coffee..they went for the vac placements and had a lot of fun because they did so many different things, got lured in for the TC and found it real boring, so yeah..go into stuff with your eyes open..if you dont like it after 3 months then get out of there, it wont get better.

Which firms did your mates do their TC's with ?

jus_me
August 24th, 2006, 01:29 PM
Thats the case with most vocational type jobs. Once you are in and qualified, jobs are quite secure. So did you study Law or do a CPE first.


i did law..in my second year i applied for work exp at CC, i did that, they offered me a training contract, i said no because i wanted to do my masters..so they said i could work there part time, they would pay for half my masters and i was offered a training contract implicitly which i didnt know of until the other day..when ive finished my masters il do my LPC then the contract.

sssssash i cant remember where they did their contracts..some were magic circle and others were city firms but not magic circles.