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I might be applying for my dream job soon

Mr Allen

Mr Allen

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Working in Game at the Meadowhall Centre.

The Autism specific employment group I've been to this morning are going to help me do an application and cover letter to them.

I've read some of the "perks" of the company, triple Reward points on purchases, and you can borrow games from the back, as long as you bring them back in full working order at some point obviously.

I did kind of ask for a job making games but I don't have the programming skills for that, just plenty of ideas for original games.
 
Oh, wish you all the best Rich, for you sure do deserve a job that makes you feel happy, after all you have gone through to find work; shows just how determined you are and that will go along way in being successful in your chosen field.
 
I haven't really interacted with you here, but I have read much of what you've posted. If there is anyone who deserves their dream job, you certainly do. Best wishes and the best of luck!
 
Well I kind of wrote the first draft of my cover letter yesterday, I detailed that I have extensive customer service experience (although I didn't state that most of that comes from Charity shops) and have been a gamer for over 30 years.
 
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