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What do you work for? #1 (permalink) Tue Nov 02, 2004 16:53 pm   What do you work for?
 

Hi, everyone,

I am new here. My English is basic.

What do you work for?
for yourself?
for money?
for family?
for others?
etc....etc....

This is very simple question. Could you reply the simple sentence and easy to understand for me. :wink:

Thank you in advance. :P [/img]
Sae
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Self-employed vs. job #2 (permalink) Tue Nov 02, 2004 17:27 pm   Self-employed vs. job
 

Sae,

You have raised an interesting topic. What about yourself - what do you do for a living?
As for me, I used to work in the retail sales industry as an employee for various companies and then I became self-employed. So, to answer your question, I work for myself to earn a living but I also work with people like Alan and Slava.
Let's see what the other forum members have to say...

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Thank you for your post, Torsten #3 (permalink) Thu Nov 04, 2004 16:18 pm   Thank you for your post, Torsten
 

I am working for myself now.
But if I had got an English job, I will get more money than now. I want to hope so.

Recently I am thinking about my job. I will change my job in 2-3years. All I need now is new enviroment for me.
But i have to think pay attention to it.

The other day, my frined told me that Money is following the later of work...(I am sorry I can't explain well because of my poor english.....)

What was your most enjoyable job so far?
Sae
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Bringing benefits to others #4 (permalink) Sat Nov 06, 2004 7:39 am   Bringing benefits to others
 

Hi Sae,

Your friend is right - when you concenctrate on bringing benefits to others by solving their problems you will be rewarded appropriately. However, if you work because you want to earn a lot of money for yourself you will have a hard time achieving your goal.

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What do you work for? #5 (permalink) Sun Nov 21, 2004 20:24 pm   What do you work for?
 

sae wrote:
Hi, everyone,

I am new here. My English is basic.

What do you work for?
for yourself?
for money?
for family?
for others?
etc....etc....

This is very simple question. Could you reply the simple sentence and easy to understand for me. :wink:


Thank you in advance. :P

Hi!
First of all I work for living.
The second thing that comes to my mind is that I work because I simply love it!!
It' s been my dream since I can only remember to work as a teacher.My proffession allows me to fullfill myself and it also gives an enormous pleasure!
And what about you?
Karina
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What do you work for? #6 (permalink) Mon Nov 22, 2004 6:57 am   What do you work for?
 

Of couse I work for living, but in fact my salary is not enough for my living, so I am trying to find another job in a foreign company or an joint venture company. But the first condition to join these companies I must have a good English.
Dungvm
I'm new here and I like it ;-)


Joined: 22 Nov 2004
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Location: Viet Nam

Hi #7 (permalink) Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:44 am   Hi
 

dungvm wrote:
Of couse I work for living, but in fact my salary is not enough for my living, so I am trying to find another job in a foreign company or an joint venture company. But the first condition to join these companies I
must have a good English.

Hi Dear! You are right
Pressman
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What do you work for? #8 (permalink) Tue Nov 23, 2004 3:58 am   What do you work for?
 

Thanks for agree with me. As you know Viet Nam is a poor country, We are trying to renovation our economy. In the lately years, there are so many forgein companies invested their money in Viet Nam. So I have alot of chance to change my job.
Dungvm
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What do you work for? #9 (permalink) Tue Nov 23, 2004 6:22 am   What do you work for?
 

Hi Dungvm,

By the by, what is your current profession and what kind of job you are looking for?. You told, there are many foreign companies are investing in Vietnam, if so is it for IT sector?

Samrat
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Location: India

What do you work for? #10 (permalink) Tue Nov 30, 2004 20:04 pm   What do you work for?
 

sae wrote:
Hi, everyone,

I am new here. My English is basic.

What do you work for?
for yourself?
for money?
for family?
for others?
etc....etc....

This is very simple question. Could you reply the simple sentence and easy to understand for me. :wink:

Thank you in advance. :P


where ya live most people tend to work for money lol ya`ll need to learn some english rofl btw i speak fluent and perfect english, i just never seen this kinda forum before its interesting
Yo
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Working for money? #11 (permalink) Tue Nov 30, 2004 20:10 pm   Working for money?
 

Hi Yo,

Thank you for joining our community. So, are you saying that most people work for money? To be honest, I have never met one single person who really would be working for money. They all needed the money in order to get what they really wanted: a holiday trip, a house, a car, good education for their children and thousands of other things. Nobody actually wants just money.
What do you do? Where in Canada are you from?

Regards,
Torsten
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What do you work for? #12 (permalink) Tue Nov 30, 2004 20:13 pm   What do you work for?
 

ya so you gotta work for money before bein able to get all that stuff, i live in the big city of toronto and in the bottom part telus blows haha rogers is the stuff, and what do i do i am a undergraduate at york university for law school finishing my 5th year to become a lawyer only 2 years left
Yo
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