Last but not least: The Internet - your friend and helper
If you’ve ever gotten frustrated with your computer at work and cursed it because it just wouldn’t work the way you wanted it to, that same electronic device turns out to be a lifesaver when you’re unemployed.
If you were annoyed with your computer at work and cursed it because it just didn't work the way you wanted it to, the electronic device turns out to be a savior in times of unemployment. What else could you do with the free time that has become involuntarily available? The internet with its online games, blogs and social networks comes in handy.
First, release the worst of your aggression while playing. Then go to the next blog, where you can rant and rave about your former boss and uncomfortable work colleagues. If you still have a bad feeling, you can set up an I'm-unemployed-and-I'm-bored group on Facebook and share your misery with like-minded people - after all, a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved.
The correlation between the unemployment rate and the influx in social internet networks has not yet been scientifically proven, but the interplay between the two variables is certainly causing a stir in the press. "Unemployed storm blogs and social networks" was the headline of the Pressetext news service on Wednesday, for example. What were we doing when the internet didn't exist?
First, release the worst of your aggression while playing. Then go to the next blog, where you can rant and rave about your former boss and uncomfortable work colleagues. If you still have a bad feeling, you can set up an I'm-unemployed-and-I'm-bored group on Facebook and share your misery with like-minded people - after all, a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved.
The correlation between the unemployment rate and the influx in social internet networks has not yet been scientifically proven, but the interplay between the two variables is certainly causing a stir in the press. "Unemployed storm blogs and social networks" was the headline of the Pressetext news service on Wednesday, for example. What were we doing when the internet didn't exist?
