u/PlaneAd9541

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Anyone else feeling massive guilt every time they aren't studying?

I am really struggling to find a good balance between studying and actually having a life lately. Every time I take a night off to see friends or even just watch a movie, I just feel guilty that I am not doing my General Math summary notes or catching up on Bio. It feels like if I am not being productive every waking second, I am falling behind everyone else

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 1 day ago
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How many practice exams are we actually expected to have done by the end of Term 2?

My methods teacher mentioned five and I’ve barely finished the chapter review

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 2 days ago

How long did it take you guys to actually memorize the layout of the warehouse?

I feel like a fraud every time I have to check the app on my phone to tell someone where the door stops are

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 3 days ago

I saw a post from a former employee saying the management culture has become pretty toxic lately. Has anyone else noticed this, and is it usually just down to individual stores and managers, or does it tend to be a wider issue across the whole chain?

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 8 days ago

The Youth Allowance parental income test starts reducing payments once combined parental income goes over $66,722, cutting 20 cents for every dollar above that. My parents earn just over $70k combined, which doesn’t go that far anymore, but it still reduces my payment. It feels like the system assumes parents can contribute more than they realistically can

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 13 days ago

I don’t have much work experience and thinking of applying to kmart as my first proper job, just wondering if it’s a good place to start or if there are better options

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 13 days ago

I am currently looking at a part time contract at Bunnings for about 15 to 20 hours a week but I am worried about the workload. I am doing a full time uni degree and I am starting to stress that I will be completely burnt out by mid semester if I commit to that many hours on top of my classes. Does the store generally respect your study load or do you find yourself constantly having to fight for your availability when exams roll around?

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 21 days ago

I feel like I’m spending 40 hours a week on things I’ll never use, while I still don't know how to do my own taxes or understand a rental agreement. Do you wish you could teach us more real world stuff?

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u/PlaneAd9541 — 23 days ago