I Need A Job Mga Nobela at Kwento

“Amelia. What’s wrong.” “Nothing,” I said. And then, “I need help finding a job. Starting today.” A pause. Short. Then, “Okay. Give me an hour.”

I nodded and went in search of a job, when he comes back, I’ll discuss it with him. The search for a job was excruciating, no one would hire me. Getting a job was searching through a hay sack for a college drop out like me, some of the agencies had no space while the others paid too little. Accepting it that way won’t be bad, it was better than staying at home all day. I didn’t have any debt to pay again so I could just save the little I earned for when I would have to leave Dominic’s mansion. I went back to one of the agencies and saw the customer service, “ I'm interested in being a driver for the company, who do I meet?” I asked her

I said, “I don't think things would look any different if I lived in your apartment, even if it is not this one.” He sighed, realizing that what I was saying was true. “But there is something else you can help me with though.” I quickly added. His hopeful eyes returned to me, “What?” “I need to find a job.” I said, “I studied computer science in college and I was a decent coder back then. I haven’t got any experience in the corporate world in the past few years but I did do an internship while I was in college, so I’m not entirely clueless about the field either. If you know someone that would be willing to hire me, that would be great.”

I take it and say goodbye and smile at Micha who is giving me one of his dashing smiles. “Hey, how are you settling in?” He asks. “Great, I love spending time with my parents. I’m actually job hunting at the moment so if you know of any, please, let me know.” “Actually, that’s what I came for. You sent your CV to me and even though we haven’t advertised we do need someone to help out at the office.” “What really?” I asked hopefully. Micha smiles and nods his head. “Yeah, so are you still free?”

I decided to ask him. "Sir, I really need the job of a maid, waitress, or nanny urgently cos I have little money left. Please, can you help me to find someone that could offer me any of those jobs?" I asked with a pleading tone. He was silent for a moment as he gazed at me. "Well, I guess I can help you," he said. "Really? Please, sir, help me. I will be very grateful."

I turned to the two women standing on the side when I accidentally heard what they were talking about. “Why don't they put up a poster for hiring yet, we really need to look! where can we find another sales lady” I immediately stood up and spoke. "ME!" I really need a job now. To their surprise, they turned to me as I interrupted their conversation. “Sorry I didn’t mean to listen to what you're talking about but, I really need a job right now can I apply?” I spoke.

And when I saw that it had been delivered, I almost wished the ground would swallow me whole. What was I thinking? Unable to sit still while waiting for his reply, I distracted myself by trying to find a job on F******k. But everything seems like a scam. I tried this before, but it's so hard to find a legitimate job. If they don't require experience, you have to put up money before you can start earning. I can't afford to risk the little money I have left. And time is running out because Tonton needs to make a down payment for his school. I have less than a week and a half for ir.

He said, shrugging like it’s not a big deal. “Yeah, how easy was it for you to say when you are not the one who’s going to be busting your ass looking for a job for months?” I scoffed loudly before resting my head on the pillow. “I am serious though; you can get another job if you want. You just have to say the word.” I sat up again, gawking at him, my mouth opening and closing like a fish out of water. “Tristan, I need a job tomorrow. Is that how I am supposed to say it?”

I told her. "How about your studies? You want to graduate, right?" she asked me, looking worried. "I will work and study. I can do it, " Mom sighed and hugged me. After we talked, I went straight to Julia's home. "Julia, do you know any work I can apply to?" I asked her. She looked at me with confusion. "Why? Do you need work?" She asked me. "I need to work. I want to help my parents. Our business is closing, "I said.

Just me, a box of random belongings, and three stray cats. "Well, Serenia," I whispered to myself, staring at the cracked screen. "You officially hit rock bottom. Congratulations." I opened a job-seeking app on my phone, desperately scrolling through the listings. Waitress? Required three years of experience. Retail associate? The hiring process took two weeks. I didn't have two weeks. I needed money by tomorrow morning if I wanted to eat and find a cheap motel. I scrolled down further, my thumb freezing when a newly posted ad caught my eye.