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richardt
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Post by richardt »

Hi,

I work in the careers field. What I do is to write and update careers information for a careers website for young people called "jobs4u". You can have a look at the site at http://www.connexions-direct.com/jobs4u. It is in fact the most popular careers database in the UK and is used in just about every school and college

Every careers profile on the database is accompanied by a case study of someone age 30 or under who is engaged in that work and I have been asked to update the case study of a "Postman/Woman".

Is there someone on this forum who is 30 or under who would help me by answering some standard questions about what they do please? It can be done by email or by phone. The person concerned gets to check the final draft before it goes ahead. It also needs someone from management to approve it.

Please give me a shout if you think you can help. I'd be very grateful.

Richard
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Post by baldrick »

richardt wrote: It also needs someone from management to approve it.
Might be a bit of a problem there :neutral:
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Moved to Blue Shirts Forum.
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