your previous posts that you have struggled with depression. That makes looking for work so much harder and exhausting. I hope you have friends or family you can talk to about this. You seem like a very intelligent and capable woman and it can be easy to think otherwise when you're getting job rejections and finding it hard to face yet more applications. Good luck for the future and I really hope something comes along for you soon. Thanks again for your advice. Elizabeth Posted November 8, 2012 at 11:40 AM Hi Brian, Thank you for your advice too and the information about the call centres, I will keep my eyes peeled for these jobs too (to be honest I'm looking for anything and everything now, just a job would be great!). I really admire your motivation and drive as well and it is very impressive that despite the difficulties in finding work opportunities that you have decided to use your degree to write a social history of Doncaster -- that sounds so interesting! Good luck with your book and I hope better employment prospects come along for you too. Caitlyn Posted November 8, 2012 at 10:10 PM Hi Elizabeth, thanks for your reply, I am glad I could help you a little. I really appreciate the support and compliments about my capabilities. You are right, being rejected for jobs can really dent your confidence. I found myself feeling inferior to friends who were more successful finding a job than