There is no intense engagement. One hour a week on Indeed jobs where it shows up to 500 people have applied for one position. It's never encouraging. Their "IT facilities" is Internet Explorer that crashes constantly and I can never log into my email account to send my CV to potential employers. It's a problem with the server she always says.
A review is small talk with an advisor who gives dates for next appointments. That's what a review is. They use a lot of adjectives on their site to romanticise themselves, it's all part of the deception. 'Formal Review', I want to laugh, but it's gone beyond the point of laughter.
The personal progression plan is not actually a plan. It's a rating of numeracy etc, answers to two questions and a brief statement, all of which no one reads. PPP equals on an unworkable computer and trying to do the same thing that has been keeping us out of work in the first place. Trying, as I said, the computer rarely works. It's much better at home, I've got a better computer with google chrome. It doesn't feel as bad at home facing the stark realisation that as an unemployed person, I am in really big trouble. The fact I have been categorised/screened and in turn discarded by a group money orientated crooks, just adds insult to injury.
Being the indignant person I am, the day I hear Seetec no longer have any contracts in Ireland, is going to be one of the happiest days of my life.
David Dunne
Posted on 2 May 2017 7:32 pm
There is no intense engagement. One hour a week on Indeed jobs where it shows up to 500 people have applied for one position. It's never encouraging. Their "IT facilities" is Internet Explorer that crashes constantly and I can never log into my email account to send my CV to potential employers. It's a problem with the server she always says.
A review is small talk with an advisor who gives dates for next appointments. That's what a review is. They use a lot of adjectives on their site to romanticise themselves, it's all part of the deception. 'Formal Review', I want to laugh, but it's gone beyond the point of laughter.
The personal progression plan is not actually a plan. It's a rating of numeracy etc, answers to two questions and a brief statement, all of which no one reads. PPP equals on an unworkable computer and trying to do the same thing that has been keeping us out of work in the first place. Trying, as I said, the computer rarely works. It's much better at home, I've got a better computer with google chrome. It doesn't feel as bad at home facing the stark realisation that as an unemployed person, I am in really big trouble. The fact I have been categorised/screened and in turn discarded by a group money orientated crooks, just adds insult to injury.
Being the indignant person I am, the day I hear Seetec no longer have any contracts in Ireland, is going to be one of the happiest days of my life.