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>>964617
>fencing

>>964617
How did you land that job? Are you an immigrant?

>>964626
I'm an aussie. Sent someone a message on gumtree saying I wanted a start, that I can ride bikes and weld to a high standard, and have done rural fencing. He replied back an hour or two later saying I was the type of bloke he was looking for, and offered me a three week trial and asking for my number to talk further about it.

If you want a job like that, get on gum tree. You'll find someone willing to give you a go eventually. Helps if you have skills like fencing, welding, motorbike riding, mechanical maintenance.


Pays not too bad. $120 a day (after tax) and 0 living expenses outside of luxury items (beer, smokes, shit like that) for an entry level job is pretty good.

>>964632
Thanks I was asking just out of curiosity because I'm thinking to apply to some agricultural jobs in my country.

>$120
Fugg, that's like 1/5 of I will make here... monthly.

>>964646
*of what I will make here.

>>964646
Might change depending on country. Gum tree is just an online classifieds. It's where the majority of agricultural work is listed. Although probably half the jobs for farm work don't make it online.

If you really want a job quick, go for a drive. You'll find work.

>>964650
>If you really want a job quick
I really do, I have been a neet for too long and now it's time to start working again.

>>964652
What country? It's probably about as easy as getting in a car and driving to outback areas.

It's a lot easier taking a chance on a bloke you meet at the pub, who's travelled to find work than it is to give a job to a bloke 500km's away from you.

>>964657
Europe.
There's plenty of farm jobs here but my region doesn't really have them so it means moving and having to pay rent which sucks.

>>964666
If Europe it'll most likely be fruit/veg picking