[bestofbarry]

Cus im from a different area and they're all chavvy pricks. She wants me to go to an extent i think`

[Quackers]

I like having a CV 2 pages long.

My CV is 4 pages long.  For a long time it was 2 pages and I never got interviews.  Since I changed it to 4 pages I got 5 interviews!  Three of which I didn't need because I had been offered a job by the second

And you can't miss out anything thats relevant which you think you can just say in the interview because you need all that stuff in the CV for them to want to give you an interview.  Don't tell them in the CV and they won't know.

[Quackers]

True.  Depends on the job.

[bestofbarry]

Why does she want to go if they are all chavvy pr*cks?

Exactly my thinking. I reckon its cus all her friends are going, she hasnt been out for while etc.

[AL1874]

I don’t really know what to do tonight,

I could stay in and watch the tennis at 9 o’clock or go to the Bonfire / fireworks display and then on to the pub.

I think there is a good chance that Andy will lose this match and I will be bitterly disappointed if he does and I also missed a night out with friends because of it. I don’t like meeting people at the pub half way through the night as they will be bing-bonged by that time, You then try and catch up, which in my experience you never quite manage.

I could Sky + the tennis and go to the fireworks, but watching tennis after the event is never the same (I normally end up fast forwarding my way through it). If however Andy wins I will be equally disappointed that I opted for the fireworks and missed the match.

Any advice would be appreciated.

[AL1874]

You're a Murray fan right? There's your answer.

But I'm also a pyromaniac and the dancing flames are so hypnotic

[AL1874]

I've found out that it starts really early 17:30 so the Guy Fawkes competition can be judged

So I might just get to see both, as long as I don't drink too much Glühwein.

[Neil]

Personally, I like working on my own at my own pace when doingthings with computers in particular. If your ONLY reason for moving office is "that it's nice to have a space officially for you" then I;d stay where you are. If the person you are sharing with is helpful, conversational and friendly, why move?

Also, I'd ask them what they think you should do.

Also, on the space issue. Do you have enough space for paperwork? Do you need more? Would moving give you more? If you moved are you more or less inclined to be tidy and are you more/less inclined to work as hard.