So my area recently got many of these break in's. what can i do to make it more difficult to break in like this

Like it doesn't have to be a city, just like a subarb or affordable housing with nearby amenities that's on the outskirts of JHB away from and heavily populated areas? I can't take this anymore. How tf are people supposed to thrive and bring out the best in themselves when you can barely afford to do anything.

Hey guys

As the title says, the position needs to be filled at a moments notice. If you know somebody (preferably on the younger side, but this is negotiable) that has strong admin skills, customer experience skills, and thick skinned with a drivers license; and is currently in need of a job - please DM me.

This is no scam. Your information will be sent directly to the recruiter who is desperate to find somebody (I'm just here helping the girl out). It will also remain private.

Thanks all.

Good day

i have recently been asked to create a video which will be used for interviewing purposes for a job i recently applied to, and i was wondering if any of you, especially hiring managers in the IT space, have any tips regarding what companies look for throughout these video interviews, like would making a power point be useful in getting our points across and maybe earn extra points in a way?

(they have specific questions that I have to address)

i am supper stressed about this because the company is really good and i don't want to mess it up, any and all help and advice is welcomed

Thank you so much...

If I'm just taking a day or 2 of sick leave, do I have to say why I'm not feeling well enough to work? Eg "my tummy hurts". Curious because a medical certificate is not required to disclose my illness to be valid, so why would I have to say what's wrong with me just because I'm not bringing in a note?

I love all kinds of amapiano, but my favourite songs are the ones with especially heavy and impactful banging drums that come in at some point, like e.g.

Tyler ICU - Mnike, Ebasini

Uncle Waffles - Yahyuppiyah

Sho Madjozi - Chale

Felo Le Tee - Yebo Lapho

If anybody can point me towards more jams in this style I'd appreciate it!

A few months ago, I wrote a post when I was in one of the darkest periods of my life, feeling completely stuck and struggling to find a way forward. I couldn’t imagine how I’d make it, and I’d started to lose hope. But thanks to a stranger who read that post and extended an opportunity to me, my life has changed dramatically.

I've now been with this incredible company for a few months, and I can honestly say that I’m deeply grateful for the chance I was given. For the first time in a long time, I feel semi-stable. I don’t have to worry about food or bills anymore, and I finally feel like I have some footing to build a better future. Life isn’t perfect yet, but each day, I’m working toward it. The gratitude I feel for this opportunity drives me to give my very best, and I hope I can prove worthy of the trust my employer placed in me.

I know there are so many others out there still in the same place I was. My heart breaks for each person who feels trapped and exhausted. I hope they find their “lucky break” as I did. Sometimes, it’s one moment, one opportunity, that makes all the difference. If that moment comes, take it with both hands—put everything you have into it. You never know where it might lead.

To anyone reading this who feels hopeless: hang on. I didn’t see a way out either, but there is one, even if you can’t see it yet. Keep going. Your moment could be just around the corner.

Hi everyone.

I have a Bcom Logistics degree and just finished my BComHons in Transport Economics.

I have been looking for graduate jobs to no avail. Any tips I should take please.