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Women want him. Men want to BE him. What more could you want in an RMA?
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Tuesday, 24 March 2015Hahahahahahahah...this is hilarious, but I do admit, with a twinge of jealousy that he is a good looking animal !
In the words (apologies) of Baroness Emma Orczy..." They seek him here, they seek him there , They seek that damn Prakash everywhere!" -
Wednesday, 08 April 2015Never been a problem you've had to endure, Chris??
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These comments are getting me a bit worried. I recently graduated and became a RMA ( It's been about 6 months now). At first I tried to find work with an established migration firm but most wanted experience , so I attempted to try as a sole trader. Unfortunately I have found it extremely difficult finding any clients ( even after extensive marketing efforts). I was thinking to join DIBP ( since I really do like dealing with immigration issues ) but these comments are putting me off. Is DIBP such a bad place to work?