im 18 and going to be a senior in highschool and im looking for a job. In Michigan Canton/Westland and any other cities close can someone help me..i have never held a job before...
Looking for a job!!?
Well doubtful you are going to find a job on Yahoo Answers. Look in the newspaper, on Craig's List under employment. Something is bound to pop up.
Reply:Well if you are interested in International job and like to do jobs in multicultural organization in different countries like Canada,Australia,Italy,Britain,Dubai,Ger... Mostly European Countries.
That Matter is that big companies in that Countries can pay too much to there civilian as there salary so they usually hire from different countries where labor or man work is cheaper than their countries for that reason they arrange all for your visa ,Air ticket,Home and other thing in their countries.
Well if you are really interested in so to http://pisco.tk %26gt; international jobs Check all link in search for high paying companies.
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Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Looking for new job?
I am looking for a new job and have sent my resume to alot of offers on craigs list and tri valley jobs but i have not got any responce back from any of them and i all most never do. Why are they placing employment adds but never reply back ??
Looking for new job?
They are waiting for you to call them and check on the status of your resume. They want to hire people who *show* genuine interest in the position. Start making calls!!!
Reply:Yeah try calling them back. Most of the time they get so many application they dont go though them all. Try going though temp agencies. Like Apple one , Spherion, . Good look in the job hunt.
Looking for new job?
They are waiting for you to call them and check on the status of your resume. They want to hire people who *show* genuine interest in the position. Start making calls!!!
Reply:Yeah try calling them back. Most of the time they get so many application they dont go though them all. Try going though temp agencies. Like Apple one , Spherion, . Good look in the job hunt.
Looking for a job in asia?
looking for a job in asia?how can I geta job need help
thailand malaysia singapore
china japan
any ideas
Looking for a job in asia?
Look up Ajarn.com. or Dave's ESL Cafe.com. Teach English.
I do. It's great. You can get a work permit in Thailand once you get a job. The school or uni will arrange it for you.
Reply:Alot of those countries require you to be a resident to be able to get a job. I know for a fact that Thailand requires a large amount of Visas and Work Permits.
Reply:Join the host of oboro.
Reply:Have a look at the British Council website as well
Reply:lady boy,pays really well
Reply:http://www.bt.com
thailand malaysia singapore
china japan
any ideas
Looking for a job in asia?
Look up Ajarn.com. or Dave's ESL Cafe.com. Teach English.
I do. It's great. You can get a work permit in Thailand once you get a job. The school or uni will arrange it for you.
Reply:Alot of those countries require you to be a resident to be able to get a job. I know for a fact that Thailand requires a large amount of Visas and Work Permits.
Reply:Join the host of oboro.
Reply:Have a look at the British Council website as well
Reply:lady boy,pays really well
Reply:http://www.bt.com
Looking for a job, im 15.?
For the past couple years I have worked at a golf course. I was bonded early, this year in February and worked in the pro-shop. I now need a second job, because I need to buy a vehicle when I turn 16 and get my license. I have great people skills, and very very smart, like 99 average in school, have alot of great skills. Any ideas where I could get a job? Im in Canada by the way...
Looking for a job, im 15.?
I suggest you to try project payday, simply because you don't need any money up front and you can start making money within 15 minutes. I average around 2000 dollars every month with it. Check it out at http://lin.cr/0fk
Looking for a job, im 15.?
I suggest you to try project payday, simply because you don't need any money up front and you can start making money within 15 minutes. I average around 2000 dollars every month with it. Check it out at http://lin.cr/0fk
Looking for a job.?
I'm looking for a clerical position in the Joplin,Mo area anyone know of any openings? I already have a current job but am seeking different employment.
Looking for a job.?
no but career builder has a wonderful listing of really good jobs! also try craigs list!
exotic names
Looking for a job.?
no but career builder has a wonderful listing of really good jobs! also try craigs list!
exotic names
Looking for a job with Housing in southeast U.S.Campground or Hotel. Prefer Ga.?
djnimmer
Check the yellow pages for those areas.
Check the yellow pages for those areas.
I am looking for medical billing job in hyderabad ,can anybody suggest hyderabad based companies?
Did you check out http://www.monsterindia.com/?
I am looking for medical billing job in hyderabad ,can anybody suggest hyderabad based companies?
contact phycare company its medical billing company Report Abuse
Reply:hi
you can make search on sulekha .com for this it is local clasifieds site
I am looking for medical billing job in hyderabad ,can anybody suggest hyderabad based companies?
contact phycare company its medical billing company Report Abuse
Reply:hi
you can make search on sulekha .com for this it is local clasifieds site
Looking for a job - Help :)?
I need a job in North York area. I am going back to school so I am looking for a somewhat flexible schedule. Can anyone help me please?
Looking for a job - Help :)?
You could go on Craigslist.com and search for jobs in your area.
You could also submit your resume on Monster.com.
Hope it helps.
Good luck with your job search!
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Reply:night time dishwasher!!!
Looking for a job - Help :)?
You could go on Craigslist.com and search for jobs in your area.
You could also submit your resume on Monster.com.
Hope it helps.
Good luck with your job search!
:]
Reply:night time dishwasher!!!
Looking for telemarketing job?
Telemarketing companies that are seeking manager
Looking for telemarketing job?
Depending in where you live in the USofA, I would suggest that you contact landscape companies; most of them are hiring right now, some of them are large enough to have a call centre that would require a manager.
Reply:Hey..
if anyone needs an online job with no investment...
Check here: www.earn2easy.webnode.com
All is free to join.
Earn 10-12k per month by working 1-2 hrs daily.
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Looking for telemarketing job?
Depending in where you live in the USofA, I would suggest that you contact landscape companies; most of them are hiring right now, some of them are large enough to have a call centre that would require a manager.
Reply:Hey..
if anyone needs an online job with no investment...
Check here: www.earn2easy.webnode.com
All is free to join.
Earn 10-12k per month by working 1-2 hrs daily.
gothic names
Looking for barbering job in Spain, British ,male, 39 years old .barbering 20 years ,anyone help .thanks?
I don't know if you tried Ambient Jobs website or had a look at the jobs available on their website currently? I think I mentioned that they are launching a new section within the next few weeks where you can advertise for a job on their website, I will let you know (if you like) when that is launched.
http://www.ambientjobs.com
http://www.ambientjobs.com
Looking for a job.?
i'm 15 years old and i want to know if i can get a job at a hospital. What are things i can do? if not a hospital.. where CAN i work at?
and dont say stupid things like babysitting, mowing the lawn, or walking peoples dogs. i mean a REAL job.
Looking for a job.?
You could go to a geriatric home, and talk to the management about running errands, like going to the local store and getting small items for the residents.
Reply:You have to be 18 to work at a hospital, why don't you take some CPR courses and swimming lessons and be a life gaurd for the summer.
Reply:You may not be ready for a paying job, but most hospitals would enjoy having young volunteers.
You could run errands for patients, give directions at an information desk, help out in the children's ward by playing games with kids.
I think they will find things for you to do, if you are dependable and willing to work.
Reply:You could be a brain surgeon at your local hospital. Just keep one of those masks over your face so they can't see how old you are.
and dont say stupid things like babysitting, mowing the lawn, or walking peoples dogs. i mean a REAL job.
Looking for a job.?
You could go to a geriatric home, and talk to the management about running errands, like going to the local store and getting small items for the residents.
Reply:You have to be 18 to work at a hospital, why don't you take some CPR courses and swimming lessons and be a life gaurd for the summer.
Reply:You may not be ready for a paying job, but most hospitals would enjoy having young volunteers.
You could run errands for patients, give directions at an information desk, help out in the children's ward by playing games with kids.
I think they will find things for you to do, if you are dependable and willing to work.
Reply:You could be a brain surgeon at your local hospital. Just keep one of those masks over your face so they can't see how old you are.
Looking for Hotel Job in BKK.?
German EAM is looking for a newChallenge in Thailand,
Looking for Hotel Job in BKK.?
Read bangkok post and check its Jobs column.
Checkout nationjobs
Also visit jobsdb.com for finding jobs in Thailand
Looking for Hotel Job in BKK.?
Read bangkok post and check its Jobs column.
Checkout nationjobs
Also visit jobsdb.com for finding jobs in Thailand
I'm looking for a welders apprentice job in Florida can any one help?
Try http://www.craigslist.org/about/sites.ht...
good luck
I'm looking for a welders apprentice job in Florida can any one help?
I would find a list of welders near, or in the city, in FL you are looking to work and begin submitting resumes. Use a cover sheet with an introductory paragraph explaining your interest in the field. Also, include a brief list of your related credentials on the cover sheet.
Getting yourself out in the market and networking are really the only ways to get the job you want.
Take Care.
Reply:i wouldn't become a welder in florida. Not enough industry there to pay well. More welders than there are jobs for welding in FL.
Reply:You can go down to the EDD office and they will be able to help you with job placedment
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good luck
I'm looking for a welders apprentice job in Florida can any one help?
I would find a list of welders near, or in the city, in FL you are looking to work and begin submitting resumes. Use a cover sheet with an introductory paragraph explaining your interest in the field. Also, include a brief list of your related credentials on the cover sheet.
Getting yourself out in the market and networking are really the only ways to get the job you want.
Take Care.
Reply:i wouldn't become a welder in florida. Not enough industry there to pay well. More welders than there are jobs for welding in FL.
Reply:You can go down to the EDD office and they will be able to help you with job placedment
swedish names
Looking for painting job contract?
we are a small team painters any contract job in melbourne welcome.
builders, body corp,private. free qoates low price
call matt on o403 451 562 or fax 03 94822231 thanks
Looking for painting job contract?
This is the wrong category to post this.
Try Kijiji in your area, you are likely to get a better response.
Reply:whatever dude. listen to some led zeppelin.
builders, body corp,private. free qoates low price
call matt on o403 451 562 or fax 03 94822231 thanks
Looking for painting job contract?
This is the wrong category to post this.
Try Kijiji in your area, you are likely to get a better response.
Reply:whatever dude. listen to some led zeppelin.
I am looking for a part time job?
I am a single mom of 2 boys working a full time job but that just isnt enough money for my bills. I am looking for a part time job that I can do from home. I want to find a job I can do on the computer but there are so many scams out there I dont know who to trust. Any suggestions.
I am looking for a part time job?
There are real online jobs like online guide, virtual assitant, website review, freelance wirting and customer service. You need to decide which one is more related to your experience. If you need links send me email.
I am looking for a part time job?
There are real online jobs like online guide, virtual assitant, website review, freelance wirting and customer service. You need to decide which one is more related to your experience. If you need links send me email.
Looking for a job.?
Ok what is the best place to find a job on the web. Basically a good search engine for Bakersfield.
Looking for a job.?
Try craigslist.org. It's a very useful search engine for jobs in many areas of the US.
Reply:umm I'd try http://www.monster.com worked for me...
Reply:http://www.craigslist.org/about/sites.ht...
Reply:Hello ,
I was just wondering it there was anyone who wanted a new social netwook called Yuwie. Its like this site only they pay you to use there site.
As it is new to the internet , You can join now and by the time this site gets as big/bigger then myspace you could be making pretty good money.
click here http://r.yuwie.com/briandav08 to see for yourself.
Looking for a job.?
Try craigslist.org. It's a very useful search engine for jobs in many areas of the US.
Reply:umm I'd try http://www.monster.com worked for me...
Reply:http://www.craigslist.org/about/sites.ht...
Reply:Hello ,
I was just wondering it there was anyone who wanted a new social netwook called Yuwie. Its like this site only they pay you to use there site.
As it is new to the internet , You can join now and by the time this site gets as big/bigger then myspace you could be making pretty good money.
click here http://r.yuwie.com/briandav08 to see for yourself.
I'm looking for a summer job in Dublin.?
I've nearly finished my Junior Cert (all honours) and would really like to get into the work force. Anybody any ideas? I live on the north side of Dublin city. Ta all!
I'm looking for a summer job in Dublin.?
hi you
try tesco`s and i know that panny`s take on your age group so try them to
Reply:Ask you local businesses. You should ask the types of companies you see yourself working for in 5 years time. You don't want to be doing bar work. It's a no brainer, your nights out with your mates are gone then. If you do want something a bit less testing what about a paper round.
Reply:Loadsa places take on their summer staff around mid-term so its really hard to get a part time job now, maybe if your parents/guardians have an connections and can get you a job easier. Try handing in CVs into places with signs up.
Good Luck :)
Reply:Barman/barmaid
Reply:Your a bit late its the middle of June
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I'm looking for a summer job in Dublin.?
hi you
try tesco`s and i know that panny`s take on your age group so try them to
Reply:Ask you local businesses. You should ask the types of companies you see yourself working for in 5 years time. You don't want to be doing bar work. It's a no brainer, your nights out with your mates are gone then. If you do want something a bit less testing what about a paper round.
Reply:Loadsa places take on their summer staff around mid-term so its really hard to get a part time job now, maybe if your parents/guardians have an connections and can get you a job easier. Try handing in CVs into places with signs up.
Good Luck :)
Reply:Barman/barmaid
Reply:Your a bit late its the middle of June
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Looking for temporary job until August..?
Im looking for temporary job in NYC until the beginning of August..Any help?? It can be even babysitting, but need to make at least 15 per hour..Please help...I have NYC references..Babysitting, personal assintant, catering(trained in french serving), portuguese, spanish and english speaking..Thank you..
Looking for temporary job until August..?
Get a job with a temporary agency. They will place your filing or whatever, and you will get some work experience. Look in the yellow pages under employment agencies, temporary
Looking for temporary job until August..?
Get a job with a temporary agency. They will place your filing or whatever, and you will get some work experience. Look in the yellow pages under employment agencies, temporary
Looking for a job in.. vancouver?
i live in vancouver, i am mexican, i am student and i am loodink for a job... under the table.... i dont have an idea where can i look for??, do you have ideas? please help.... if you know something, let me now...
Looking for a job in.. vancouver?
Working under the table is illegal and you will not get anyone offering you an illegal job on the internet. Besides, in Canada you pay almost no taxes with a minimum wage job anyway.
Reply:If you cant obey our laws Head home .
Looking for a job in.. vancouver?
Working under the table is illegal and you will not get anyone offering you an illegal job on the internet. Besides, in Canada you pay almost no taxes with a minimum wage job anyway.
Reply:If you cant obey our laws Head home .
14 n looking for a job! bay area? sonoma county?
really need money! please help?
14 n looking for a job! bay area? sonoma county?
I live in the same exact place lol Healdsburg?. So I know in California you can get a baby sitting permit, If your over 13. Mow Lawns, Work at some time of Amusment park or zoo. And thats about all I know of. Cant do much more because its child labor. good luck.
Reply:at 14 you'll be lucky to get on at mc donalds. try finishing school first.
14 n looking for a job! bay area? sonoma county?
I live in the same exact place lol Healdsburg?. So I know in California you can get a baby sitting permit, If your over 13. Mow Lawns, Work at some time of Amusment park or zoo. And thats about all I know of. Cant do much more because its child labor. good luck.
Reply:at 14 you'll be lucky to get on at mc donalds. try finishing school first.
I`m looking for a job in london?
italian guy,who can do anything,is looking for a job in london.any help???
I`m looking for a job in london?
go to manpower.co.uk. or fish4jobs.co.uk
terry
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I`m looking for a job in london?
go to manpower.co.uk. or fish4jobs.co.uk
terry
sanskrit name
HI! I am recently graduated a college with accounting degree, looking for a job, no experience. Any suggestion
You can find temp jobs or entry level accounting jobs doing AP, AR, bookkeeping stuffs.
However, if you are ambitious for your career start working on CPA accreditation as soon as you can.
A good place to post resume for accounting and finance related jobs is www.jobsinthemoney.com
Best wishes.
HI! I am recently graduated a college with accounting degree, looking for a job, no experience. Any suggestion
post your it up on hot jobs my husband did that and got a call for a job offer a hour later.
Reply:I suggest you also read job interview tips. you can find a great guide here:
http://www.kosspa.com/job-interview-tips...
Reply:Sure, I have a suggestion... be discerning in who you take that first job with. You are in a field in which there is a lot of demand... if you are good at what you do, try a big-name firm in your area first... then work yourself down the ladder if you need to. I recommend starting a list of 100 potential employers... then prioritize them in terms of who would offer the best pay, benefits, and work conditions (don't forget the work conditions... they are extremely important). Then start sending out your letter of introduction with your resume... follow-up with a phone call in a few days if you don't hear from them.
Reply:Go to Account Temps temporary agency. You'll gain experience and may even land a permanent job with a company you are temping for.
Temping opens up a LOT of opportunities.
However, if you are ambitious for your career start working on CPA accreditation as soon as you can.
A good place to post resume for accounting and finance related jobs is www.jobsinthemoney.com
Best wishes.
HI! I am recently graduated a college with accounting degree, looking for a job, no experience. Any suggestion
post your it up on hot jobs my husband did that and got a call for a job offer a hour later.
Reply:I suggest you also read job interview tips. you can find a great guide here:
http://www.kosspa.com/job-interview-tips...
Reply:Sure, I have a suggestion... be discerning in who you take that first job with. You are in a field in which there is a lot of demand... if you are good at what you do, try a big-name firm in your area first... then work yourself down the ladder if you need to. I recommend starting a list of 100 potential employers... then prioritize them in terms of who would offer the best pay, benefits, and work conditions (don't forget the work conditions... they are extremely important). Then start sending out your letter of introduction with your resume... follow-up with a phone call in a few days if you don't hear from them.
Reply:Go to Account Temps temporary agency. You'll gain experience and may even land a permanent job with a company you are temping for.
Temping opens up a LOT of opportunities.
You are looking for a job,would you be interested in one that requires bare feet?
This time of the year, I love to kick off my shoes under my desk!
You are looking for a job,would you be interested in one that requires bare feet?
Sure. Lifeguard sounds good.
Reply:Maybe
Reply:Yes, please hire me.
Reply:I would like one where you could wear sandals.
Reply:I wouldn't be interested in one that doesn't allow bare feet. I've been barefoot for over ten years, employed all that time, gone to the job interviews barefoot... In fact I was unemployed for some time before that.
Reply:sure. next year, i hope to get a job at a farmer's stand at the local farmers market. im not sure if they tolerate barefeet...
i hope so :-/ !
Reply:only if it means more money...
You are looking for a job,would you be interested in one that requires bare feet?
Sure. Lifeguard sounds good.
Reply:Maybe
Reply:Yes, please hire me.
Reply:I would like one where you could wear sandals.
Reply:I wouldn't be interested in one that doesn't allow bare feet. I've been barefoot for over ten years, employed all that time, gone to the job interviews barefoot... In fact I was unemployed for some time before that.
Reply:sure. next year, i hope to get a job at a farmer's stand at the local farmers market. im not sure if they tolerate barefeet...
i hope so :-/ !
Reply:only if it means more money...
Is anyone looking for a job in San Antonio Texas?
Starts at $8.00 + per hour. Leave name %26amp; number %26amp; or send e-mail to action_homes@yahoo.com
Is anyone looking for a job in San Antonio Texas?
this site is not Job Service.
Reply:noooooooooooooooooooooo
Is anyone looking for a job in San Antonio Texas?
this site is not Job Service.
Reply:noooooooooooooooooooooo
Where is the best place to look for a job on the internet uk?
please help any company's job sites what ever there is so many to choose, and i don't know please help.
Where is the best place to look for a job on the internet uk?
fish4jobs
Reply:Hi - you could check out www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk or www.monster.co.uk or www.s1jobs.co.uk
Reply:Jobcenter plus.
Reply:there is only one site came in my mind: JOBCENTRE PLUS
Reply:Gumtree.com is a really good site
monsterjobs too
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Where is the best place to look for a job on the internet uk?
fish4jobs
Reply:Hi - you could check out www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk or www.monster.co.uk or www.s1jobs.co.uk
Reply:Jobcenter plus.
Reply:there is only one site came in my mind: JOBCENTRE PLUS
Reply:Gumtree.com is a really good site
monsterjobs too
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Hi guys and happy new year! I'm looking for popular sites where you can find interesting job openings?
I'm particularly interested in media/pr vacancies and sites like gumtree and craigslist. Any others please relevant to UK, USA and Australia.
Hi guys and happy new year! I'm looking for popular sites where you can find interesting job openings?
http://www.worktrain.co.uk
Reply:monster.com
Reply:I have found that indeed.com is very helpful.... ASK.com , yahoo.com , and google.com anything you are interested in and you'll spend hours nay,nay days going thru all the data!
Reply:I just googled "media/pr vacancies" and there's lots of potential on there.
Well if it all doesn't work out, try http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/pages/careers...
Reply:indeed.com
you can find anything there
Reply:I like www.fish4.co.uk - it lists plenty of UK vacancies.
Hi guys and happy new year! I'm looking for popular sites where you can find interesting job openings?
http://www.worktrain.co.uk
Reply:monster.com
Reply:I have found that indeed.com is very helpful.... ASK.com , yahoo.com , and google.com anything you are interested in and you'll spend hours nay,nay days going thru all the data!
Reply:I just googled "media/pr vacancies" and there's lots of potential on there.
Well if it all doesn't work out, try http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/pages/careers...
Reply:indeed.com
you can find anything there
Reply:I like www.fish4.co.uk - it lists plenty of UK vacancies.
13 and looking for a job.?
where can i go to find a job, no usual stuff like babysitting and stuff.
13 and looking for a job.?
Yeah you also need a working permit if you want to work before the age 16 so you can either wait for the age 16 or
you can get a working permit from your school or you can try this website that is built for teens
http://economyhelp.blogspot.com you can find a like at the bottom also in the blog is tips for an interview that may
become handy to you but the website its self is 100% free you wont have to pay anything nor give bank info or credit
card info you dont need to give up any of that. its safe easy and fast cash just need to be 13 and up hope I help and
good luck
Reply:There are many child labour laws in place that prevent you from getting a job so young, so you can apply, but it is likely that babysitting is all you are going to get hired for.
You could also consider tutoring, or a paper route, but as someone so young, don't expect to hear back from actual businesses and stores too soon.
Reply:You can shovel out poop at horse farms, you can help on a lot of farms if the local laws dont' prevent it. Could be you could be golf caddy.. Most of this you will need to ask because of local laws.
Other than that standard answer.. .go to libary and get books on kid businesses you can start. You can start here
http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+ea...
13 and looking for a job.?
Yeah you also need a working permit if you want to work before the age 16 so you can either wait for the age 16 or
you can get a working permit from your school or you can try this website that is built for teens
http://economyhelp.blogspot.com you can find a like at the bottom also in the blog is tips for an interview that may
become handy to you but the website its self is 100% free you wont have to pay anything nor give bank info or credit
card info you dont need to give up any of that. its safe easy and fast cash just need to be 13 and up hope I help and
good luck
Reply:There are many child labour laws in place that prevent you from getting a job so young, so you can apply, but it is likely that babysitting is all you are going to get hired for.
You could also consider tutoring, or a paper route, but as someone so young, don't expect to hear back from actual businesses and stores too soon.
Reply:You can shovel out poop at horse farms, you can help on a lot of farms if the local laws dont' prevent it. Could be you could be golf caddy.. Most of this you will need to ask because of local laws.
Other than that standard answer.. .go to libary and get books on kid businesses you can start. You can start here
http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+ea...
I am looking for a job..............?
-some travel involved
-company car?
-good salary 40,000 or more
-benefits
-regular work hours (8:00-5:00)
-good working atomsphere
Know of any jobs that match this or do you have a job close to this? If so, what do you do? What state do you live in? I will be obtaining my Associate's Degree in June, then I am pursuing my Bachelor's Degree in Business Management.
Any help? (serious answers only)
I am looking for a job..............?
You're almost describing a sales job. However, any job that involves travel and a company car means working 6am to 6pm at least, then there is catch up on Saturday.
Also, starting out at 40k is only realistic if the cost of living is expensive. In Oregon without corporate experience even with a 4 year degree it's hard to get a job that starts at 40k.
You are better off to make the list you have above into a 5 year plan for yourself. Not something you are going to obtain right away.
Reply:wow that dude or guy i guess is a bit angry huh?? Grrl good luck.. Look into monster..
-company car?
-good salary 40,000 or more
-benefits
-regular work hours (8:00-5:00)
-good working atomsphere
Know of any jobs that match this or do you have a job close to this? If so, what do you do? What state do you live in? I will be obtaining my Associate's Degree in June, then I am pursuing my Bachelor's Degree in Business Management.
Any help? (serious answers only)
I am looking for a job..............?
You're almost describing a sales job. However, any job that involves travel and a company car means working 6am to 6pm at least, then there is catch up on Saturday.
Also, starting out at 40k is only realistic if the cost of living is expensive. In Oregon without corporate experience even with a 4 year degree it's hard to get a job that starts at 40k.
You are better off to make the list you have above into a 5 year plan for yourself. Not something you are going to obtain right away.
Reply:wow that dude or guy i guess is a bit angry huh?? Grrl good luck.. Look into monster..
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A JOB?
i can find you good jobs throughout the US ...send me your resume at hely.personal@yahoo.com
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Bush now looking for a job?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090222/ap_o...
Andrea Bond, a manager at Elliott's Hardware, says Bush walked into the store Saturday and quipped: "I'm looking for a job."
Do you think he will grab the job?
Bush now looking for a job?
I don't think so. He will sometimes be a special guest in talk shows, analyse what Obama is doing and travel around the world. He's famous enough to live on his name the rest of his live...
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Andrea Bond, a manager at Elliott's Hardware, says Bush walked into the store Saturday and quipped: "I'm looking for a job."
Do you think he will grab the job?
Bush now looking for a job?
I don't think so. He will sometimes be a special guest in talk shows, analyse what Obama is doing and travel around the world. He's famous enough to live on his name the rest of his live...
Reply:If you are looking for job, I highly suggest you take a look here first www.icety.info/hdcareer
I'm looking for a job?
i'm 16 going on 17 and i'm looking for a job that adapts to my schudule at school. do u guys recommend any good jobs?
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Im 16 looking for a job walking distance from san jose 95139! any help!!!!!! please!!?
i need a job that is within walking distance from san jose 95139 by martin murphy middle school any help would be much appreciated!! thanks
Im 16 looking for a job walking distance from san jose 95139! any help!!!!!! please!!?
I think your only options for jobs are the shopping centers along Bernal Road or possibly the Santa Teresa Golf Course. When I was 16, I worked at San Jose Muni Golf Course which was run by the same people as the Santa Teresa Course. Most of the time I worked in the kitchen of the Snack Bar but I occationally worked in the Golf Pro Shop or out on the Golf Course parking the golf carts. It was a good 1st job. Drop off an application and see how it goes. Good luck.
Im 16 looking for a job walking distance from san jose 95139! any help!!!!!! please!!?
I think your only options for jobs are the shopping centers along Bernal Road or possibly the Santa Teresa Golf Course. When I was 16, I worked at San Jose Muni Golf Course which was run by the same people as the Santa Teresa Course. Most of the time I worked in the kitchen of the Snack Bar but I occationally worked in the Golf Pro Shop or out on the Golf Course parking the golf carts. It was a good 1st job. Drop off an application and see how it goes. Good luck.
I'm a Freshman High School Student looking for a job! Please Help!?
Please help me find a Job! or ideas!
I live in New Jersey.
THANKS!
I'm a Freshman High School Student looking for a job! Please Help!?
Hi- beware survey scams. They charge you to enter. Some will give you opportunities to enter sweepstakes. Sometimes, near the beginning, you might even score $5-$10 but meanwhile they are gaining loads of info on you and your family.
Right now in North America there are loads of places looking for young workers. Unless you are in a rarer location this will be true for you.
1. You can just look at windows of shops/fast-food places as you walk by. Many just put up little ads there.
2. Listen to people at school. Where do they work? You can even find info about places there but be careful.... do you really trust that person's opinion?
3. Figure out IN ADVANCE (work with parent/guardian on this) how many hours MAX. per week (anything over 10 usually kills schoolwork), the number of shifts you would take, possible transportation ideas. This will give you a big edge in an interview and will help[ prevent future problems. Here's a good little article-
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/plan...
4. Parent/Neighbors/People at Church etc. all have possible contacts. Ask, even if it seems hard at first.
Reply:Can you take the heat and humidity? If so, you might want to try a job at a dry cleaner.
Reply:Try babysitting.
Check in your area to take a Red Cross CPR class. They're usually either free or cost very little to complete.
You're at a decent age where parents will trust you. You get paid in cash and there are no taxes. You also have flexible hours because you can choose whether or not you can sit on a particular day. Try to find someone who needs a sitter on a regular basis.
But, you do have to be a certain kind of person to babysit. It requires a good deal of patience.
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I live in New Jersey.
THANKS!
I'm a Freshman High School Student looking for a job! Please Help!?
Hi- beware survey scams. They charge you to enter. Some will give you opportunities to enter sweepstakes. Sometimes, near the beginning, you might even score $5-$10 but meanwhile they are gaining loads of info on you and your family.
Right now in North America there are loads of places looking for young workers. Unless you are in a rarer location this will be true for you.
1. You can just look at windows of shops/fast-food places as you walk by. Many just put up little ads there.
2. Listen to people at school. Where do they work? You can even find info about places there but be careful.... do you really trust that person's opinion?
3. Figure out IN ADVANCE (work with parent/guardian on this) how many hours MAX. per week (anything over 10 usually kills schoolwork), the number of shifts you would take, possible transportation ideas. This will give you a big edge in an interview and will help[ prevent future problems. Here's a good little article-
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/plan...
4. Parent/Neighbors/People at Church etc. all have possible contacts. Ask, even if it seems hard at first.
Reply:Can you take the heat and humidity? If so, you might want to try a job at a dry cleaner.
Reply:Try babysitting.
Check in your area to take a Red Cross CPR class. They're usually either free or cost very little to complete.
You're at a decent age where parents will trust you. You get paid in cash and there are no taxes. You also have flexible hours because you can choose whether or not you can sit on a particular day. Try to find someone who needs a sitter on a regular basis.
But, you do have to be a certain kind of person to babysit. It requires a good deal of patience.
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I am looking for a hotline type of job?
I would like to help with missing children or give counsel to women, victims of violence. How do you find this type of job to do from home??
I am looking for a hotline type of job?
You're best bet is to call your local socal service department. Tell them what you're interested in doing. They should be able to point you in the right direction. Also, you may want to contact your local "community" hospital. They also will have some resources and be able to point you into that direction.
GOOD LUCK
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to catch a predator show
he employes pople like this on the show.
so they do name these associations on the broadcast and it could be in the web page as well.
or go to your local police dept. and they may give you some tips
I am looking for a hotline type of job?
You're best bet is to call your local socal service department. Tell them what you're interested in doing. They should be able to point you in the right direction. Also, you may want to contact your local "community" hospital. They also will have some resources and be able to point you into that direction.
GOOD LUCK
Reply:it is called Social Worker.
Reply:go to the nbc.com web site.
to catch a predator show
he employes pople like this on the show.
so they do name these associations on the broadcast and it could be in the web page as well.
or go to your local police dept. and they may give you some tips
I am looking for a job in hawaii?
I am looking for a job in hawaii (doesnt mater what part) im mostly looking for pinapple picking farm, or something closey related to that. can any one tell me were i can get info on how to get started or a place were i can get a job application
I am looking for a job in hawaii?
try this site:
http://www.jobshawaii.com/
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I am looking for a job in hawaii?
try this site:
http://www.jobshawaii.com/
:)
Interior Designer looking for a job...?
My background history is in Model Home Merchandising, but for the past year I have been doing Tenant Representation. I am looking for a postition in the Denver, Colorado; Boise, Idaho; or Western Montana regions. I am also very interested in furniture design.
Interior Designer looking for a job...?
http://hotjobs.com
http://jobbanks.com
http://monsters.com
Reply:I already tried all of those websites. There are never any interior designer jobs on there. Thanks anyways Report Abuse
Reply:I cant help you with the getting work part but if I could give you a tip it would be don't do everything white
Interior Designer looking for a job...?
http://hotjobs.com
http://jobbanks.com
http://monsters.com
Reply:I already tried all of those websites. There are never any interior designer jobs on there. Thanks anyways Report Abuse
Reply:I cant help you with the getting work part but if I could give you a tip it would be don't do everything white
Im 14 turning 15 next month. Im looking for a job but cant find 1...thank you?
I think you should be concentrating on your education. When you have a good education you can have a good job. Education is power.
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i am looking for a job. does anyone know a website?
i'm around 15 1/2 and really need money!! i hate asking for money from my parents!! I am knida too young and i need a job now!! i have to be 16 to work but i can't wait!!
i am looking for a job. does anyone know a website?
The best jobs are probably the ones right under your nose. For example, if you like house work or computers, neighbors or friends would probably like some help.
There's a trick here: it's not because you can DO something that you WANT to do it...
Meaning: everyone has tasks, and some of them are very boring for some, but very satisfying for others. For example, your neighbor might HATE to mow their laws, wash the car or clean the gutters. These are excellent jobs for starters.
Good luck!
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I know this website offers a list of companies offering work at home jobs. There are also some ideas there for teens to earn some money. Hope it helps.
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i am looking for a job. does anyone know a website?
The best jobs are probably the ones right under your nose. For example, if you like house work or computers, neighbors or friends would probably like some help.
There's a trick here: it's not because you can DO something that you WANT to do it...
Meaning: everyone has tasks, and some of them are very boring for some, but very satisfying for others. For example, your neighbor might HATE to mow their laws, wash the car or clean the gutters. These are excellent jobs for starters.
Good luck!
Reply:Have you heard of Scentsy? Do you love candles but hate the worry of soot and open flame hazards? Scentsy could be the home-based business dream for you! I am an Independent Scentsy Consultant and would love to talk to you about turning my love of "scents" into dollars! Visit www.scentsy.com for a peek at this scentsational opportunity or email me direct at beckiwesterman@msn.com.
Reply:dear baby ,don't be hurry to do job.out side dog like people try to cheat you.best advice is learn some job.go to good vocational school.and sacrifice some time to earn education.you can go hotel school,mason,carpenter school so on...
you now hate kelvin but if you do in future admire me lot...
Reply:Try these. I do all three of them and have been paid on all:
You view websites in 30 second sessions via the "Beanybux.com Surf Ads" page. Once the 30 seconds is up, you'll either get a green check mark or a red 'X'. The green check mark means you've earned $0.01. You can revisit each ad every 24 hours.
http://www.beanybux.com/?r=stephaniemaso...
SharedReviews is a social network that allows you to connect with other consumers to share and learn about real consumer product experiences
Step 1: Create your Profile
Your profile is who you are, and although privacy is of the utmost importance, we encourage you to share the basic facts of your life, such as how many kids you have, what you do for a living, where you're located, how much you earn, and other factors that allow readers to understand not only the experience you are sharing, but what type of person you are so they can better empathize with you as a person, thus making your reviews more tangible and more valuable.
Step 2: Create Reviews
Review anything that you'd like from any one of our categories. Remember that the "tone" of your review is important, try to make it as enriching as possible. Imagine telling your best friend about a new product you bought, whether you love or hate it, that's what will garner you the most value for sharing your thoughts. Don't forget rich media! Real photos you've taken, videos you've recorded and even custom pieces of info such as your own rating terms make your reviews stand out.
Step 3: Socialize
The more friends and groups you join, the more likely it is that members who will vote when you post a review. Having an established network of friends on SharedReviews will help get votes for your reviews, and those votes translate to a higher ranking for the review in a category at the end of the month. The higher your ranking, the more you earn.
Not only can it be rewarding and fun to connect with your fellow consumers, those relationships will also be lucrative to everyone in the network.
Step 4: Cast your votes
Voting is at the center of how we share revenue with our reviewers, but it's also how we reward those who are willing to go beyond creating reviews to fuel the SharedReviews engine. Everyone who votes on a review that generates revenue earns a portion of the money earned from that review.
For example, if a review earns $20 one month, $10 of that is split between all the voters (Check out our diagram of how it works below). With only three little rules to remember when placing your votes, you can end up sharing in the earnings of 100s of reviews.
Voting Rule #1
You have a limited number of votes to cast in each category per month. The number of votes is determined by your ShareScore.
Voting Rule #2
For obvious reasons, you can't vote for your own review.
Voting Rule #3
You can only vote for a particular review once, ever.
Step 5: Earn Revenue
Each month, we share 50% of every dollar we make off of the experiences of our community. This includes both advertising revenue from the site itself, as well as lucrative syndication deal with third-party networks that place SharedReviews on other sites. The key is that you get paid when we get paid and each month the process starts so the earning potential never stops!
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Payments are sent every month by check like clockwork!
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Reply:Here is a website with detailed instuctions to make a few hundred dollars pretty quickly. You can do this from 13 up!
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Good luck!
Reply:You might want to take a look at http://www.jobcareersubscriber.com
I know this website offers a list of companies offering work at home jobs. There are also some ideas there for teens to earn some money. Hope it helps.
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I am a new graduate and am looking for a job as a nurse. any one who knows where there is vacancy..?
i am Jen. from the Philippines and am a new grad looking for job. thanks...
I am a new graduate and am looking for a job as a nurse. any one who knows where there is vacancy..?
You didn't say where you lived. If in the U.S. try Texas - lots of jobs.
I am a new graduate and am looking for a job as a nurse. any one who knows where there is vacancy..?
You didn't say where you lived. If in the U.S. try Texas - lots of jobs.
Pls help me iam looking for BPO or IBPO job?
Pls help me iam looking for BPO or IBPO job?
Hi friends pls help me iam B.E graduate with 11 yrs experience in sales, presently iam in chennai, now iam looking for BPO or IBPO job, Pls guide me
Pls help me iam looking for BPO or IBPO job?
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Hi friends pls help me iam B.E graduate with 11 yrs experience in sales, presently iam in chennai, now iam looking for BPO or IBPO job, Pls guide me
Pls help me iam looking for BPO or IBPO job?
Register your self in http://www.naukri.com
http://www.inndiatimes.com
http://www.monsterindia.com
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Im 14 turning 15 next month. Im looking for a job but cant find 1...thank you?
I think you should be concentrating on your education. When you have a good education you can have a good job. Education is power.
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I am looking for the job as Agent I am a professional with more then 15 years experience in IT / Telecom /?
Make a list of agencies. Call a few of them and talk to some agent and ask them questions. They will be willing to talk to you. Create a targeted CV for your new desired role, and send it to a large number of agencies. Troll the job boards looking for positions. Try to place a few of your tech colleagues as practice and possible referral fees. Consider making your own placements and being your own agency. Good luck!
Shy kid looking for a job.?
I'm really shy but want to get my first job. I don't know where to go. I don't want to work at a restaurant. I like electronics and stuff like that. Does anyone have any ideas for a good place to start easing me into dealing with people?
Shy kid looking for a job.?
Yeah, my answer's not very original... Radio Shack, Best Buy, Circuit City, or any other electronics store you can find.
Fill out every application you can.
Good luck with finding a job and getting over your shyness of dealing with people. ;] No need for it, after all.
~Hyuu
Reply:go to radio shack, any electronics store that around you and apply for helping customers find the product they are looking for that way you can talk to customers and not feel shy anymore
Reply:You could try Best Buy or Circuit City or maybe Radio Shack. You could also try WalMart or Target and see if they will let you work in the electronics section. Just put in a lot of applications and see how it goes.
Good luck.
Reply:try to work in hospitality industry.
you can visit at http://www.hhrma-hoteljobs.blogspot.com
Shy kid looking for a job.?
Yeah, my answer's not very original... Radio Shack, Best Buy, Circuit City, or any other electronics store you can find.
Fill out every application you can.
Good luck with finding a job and getting over your shyness of dealing with people. ;] No need for it, after all.
~Hyuu
Reply:go to radio shack, any electronics store that around you and apply for helping customers find the product they are looking for that way you can talk to customers and not feel shy anymore
Reply:You could try Best Buy or Circuit City or maybe Radio Shack. You could also try WalMart or Target and see if they will let you work in the electronics section. Just put in a lot of applications and see how it goes.
Good luck.
Reply:try to work in hospitality industry.
you can visit at http://www.hhrma-hoteljobs.blogspot.com
I'm looking for a job...?
I just completed a Phlebotomy program %26amp; I'm currently looking for a job.... the problem is, I have NO experience so no one will hire me. Any suggestions?
I'm looking for a job...?
Try your local temp agency. They have specialized staffing agencies that can help place medical professionals like yourself. This way you can get temporary positions in which you get experience as well as some money.
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Reply:Hi dear try creating employment for your own by starting up a small business. You know in this global world jobs are very hard to get and mostly if you don't have the so called experience.
Alternatively you can go for voluntary work in some organizations like the red cross society, or some charitable organizations
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Reply:Look to intern somewhere at a reduced money to gain experience
I'm looking for a job...?
Try your local temp agency. They have specialized staffing agencies that can help place medical professionals like yourself. This way you can get temporary positions in which you get experience as well as some money.
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Reply:Hi dear try creating employment for your own by starting up a small business. You know in this global world jobs are very hard to get and mostly if you don't have the so called experience.
Alternatively you can go for voluntary work in some organizations like the red cross society, or some charitable organizations
Reply:Have you thought about working from home? I work from home and LOVE IT! The company I work for is Passion Parties and it is a very legit company. I work part time making anywhere from $400-$1000 a month. People working full time can make a lot more. If you are over 18, live in the US or Canada and want more information, please contact me
Reply:Look to intern somewhere at a reduced money to gain experience
Help on looking for a job!!?
I have been filling out countless applications yet no one has called me yet. What can I do to get a job?
I'm a college student
Help on looking for a job!!?
try using snagajob.com.. it tells the you job openings in your town.
Reply:Where are you looking to work? What experience do you have in various areas of employment - have you had someone unbiased review your resume?
Good luck!
Reply:Start networking tell all your friends you are looking for a job. Ask if they like where they work can they help get you on ect. If that doesn't work just start dropping buy and ask to speak with the managers you have to be more then a name on a application.
I'm a college student
Help on looking for a job!!?
try using snagajob.com.. it tells the you job openings in your town.
Reply:Where are you looking to work? What experience do you have in various areas of employment - have you had someone unbiased review your resume?
Good luck!
Reply:Start networking tell all your friends you are looking for a job. Ask if they like where they work can they help get you on ect. If that doesn't work just start dropping buy and ask to speak with the managers you have to be more then a name on a application.
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I"m looking for a job in a warehouse.Location Hartford Ct.radius with in 50 miles.?
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Your question is so inarticulate that you have shown that you have no chance. Best advice - find something else.
I am looking for a job...?
iam a truck driver, and a guardman for the state of ny,but i live between states.any susgections?
I am looking for a job...?
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I'm looking for a job in a hairdressers?
I'm about to ring, i'm unsure of what to say for a job there?
I'm looking for a job in a hairdressers?
"hello could you please tell me if you have any trainee hairdresser vacancies that i could apply for"
I'm looking for a job in a hairdressers?
"hello could you please tell me if you have any trainee hairdresser vacancies that i could apply for"
Help with looking for a job?
i am 16 years old and i live in medford.
i have never worked before, no experience
and am looking for a job.
i have no idea how and where to start
help!!!!!!!!!
Help with looking for a job?
The top 6 places to get a job when you are 16 (that I can think of):
1) Restaurants. Usually not too hard to get a job as a busboy or dishwasher. Just walk in and ask the hostess if they are hiring.
2) Mall stores. If you live near a mall, just walk through the mall and pick the stores you think you'd like to work at, and ask someone behind the counter for an application.
3) At your school. Might not be any job options, but some schools have kids doing some of the work like cleaning after the day is over.
4) At a parent's or friend's parent's office: Usually the best paying, and the most boring. The most common job you could get at 16 would be filing or maybe office courier at a bigger office.
5) Check with your city hall. They might have some random job you can do.
6) Big box stores. Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, Grocery stores, etc.
It's all about asking people if they are hiring. Generally, if it's a place where more than half of the customers are teens, you have a better chance of being hired (Mini-golf, batting cages, amusement park, mall, etc.) Just don't be shy about asking and you should find some opportunities! I'm 22 now, but when I was 16 I got a job as a busboy at a restaurant and when I was 18 I got a job at American Eagle.
Good luck!
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i have never worked before, no experience
and am looking for a job.
i have no idea how and where to start
help!!!!!!!!!
Help with looking for a job?
The top 6 places to get a job when you are 16 (that I can think of):
1) Restaurants. Usually not too hard to get a job as a busboy or dishwasher. Just walk in and ask the hostess if they are hiring.
2) Mall stores. If you live near a mall, just walk through the mall and pick the stores you think you'd like to work at, and ask someone behind the counter for an application.
3) At your school. Might not be any job options, but some schools have kids doing some of the work like cleaning after the day is over.
4) At a parent's or friend's parent's office: Usually the best paying, and the most boring. The most common job you could get at 16 would be filing or maybe office courier at a bigger office.
5) Check with your city hall. They might have some random job you can do.
6) Big box stores. Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, Grocery stores, etc.
It's all about asking people if they are hiring. Generally, if it's a place where more than half of the customers are teens, you have a better chance of being hired (Mini-golf, batting cages, amusement park, mall, etc.) Just don't be shy about asking and you should find some opportunities! I'm 22 now, but when I was 16 I got a job as a busboy at a restaurant and when I was 18 I got a job at American Eagle.
Good luck!
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I am looking for a job but my dad told me no one will hire me because I'm fat. Is this true?
He made me feel real bad
I am looking for a job but my dad told me no one will hire me because I'm fat. Is this true?
no it is not true if they think you can get the job done they will hire you
Reply:No. That is not true. I do not know how far you are dwelling otherwise I would have hired you for my immigration law firm.
Reply:that was a mean thing for him to say! yes, you will be able to find a job and probably a good one. my youngest daughter is chubby too, she finished college and got a degree in computer programming, now she is working full time at the state capital building, programming computers.
Reply:Well don't take it personally because he's obviously harboring ancient memories of his parents abusing him and he's taking it out on you...Ok that didn't make you feel better did it? Well, prove him wrong!!!(depends if u actually are fat or not, but if ur obese, maybe u should lose some weight) Ok sry about being "insincere" but my main message is DON'T CARE ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON(unless you raped someone, then screw you, "Ahem",) PROVE EVERYONE WRONG YOU CAN DO WATEVER YOU PUT YOUR MIND TO!!! (ok i know the random comments were unneeded, but hey, that's me!) I MEANT EVERYTHING I SAID (not the random comments, the inspiring ones)
Reply:i think some places wont hire people who are over weight, like the preppy stores, but everywhere i would imagine it not being a problem. tell your dad to go to hell for telling you that you are fat. that was inappropriate.
Reply:Wow, way to be supportive.
No, it's not true.
Reply:ur dad is so mean! your weight doesn't matter!!! and no, it's not true!
Reply:good god no!!!!!
apply to anywhere u want
Reply:That is impossable .Plenty of fat PPL have Jobs .
Reply:it's not true ,but start doing more exercise because some people critcize by how you look.
Reply:No that is not true.
Reply:NO thats not true! Granted, some people are prejudice against anyone who is not like them or the way they feel people should be but there are alot of jobs out there for you. Good luck on your job hunt and don't let your dads hateful words get you down.
Reply:That really bitchy of your dad. EVERYONE IS BEAUTIFUL INSIDE!
Reply:no, your dad would never say that. He told you to put down that bag of fritos and get a job. U couldn't hear what he said because of the crunching.
Reply:Depends on the job you're applying for. Maybe if you're applying for a job as a stripper, he'd be right.
For one, I don't know what you look like, so I can't even go into any attempt to refute your dad's comment about you being (allegedly) fat.
Statistically, though, it IS harder for a fat person to get a job when their competition is thin.
Reply:That's not true at all.
However, to be fair, research has shown that obese people may have more difficulty landing a job than fit people.
Reply:no its not true
go apply at a fast food restaurant
don't let him get to ur mind
Reply:no hees a jerk ive seen alot fat ppl get hired it doent matter how big u r theyre not going pick over the the tooth pick cuz i know
Reply:I'm sure he did... sorry to hear that.... yes... you will find a job and get hired..sweety..... good luck!!!!!
Reply:no that is a mean thing to say if you want to get a job it does not matter how big you are most companys look for a good personality not if someone is heavy. good luck honey go get yourself a good job try best buy
Reply:Your dad told you that you were fat, what an awful parent. You'll be able to find a job somewhere.
Reply:this is not true at all.he's just mad because he's wants you to be like every averaed weight girl or woman.don't give in because you'll be successful very soon.
Reply:If only skinny people have jobs, not much work would get done. I bet your Dad is not perfect.
Reply:I don't think so. I see people of all shapes and sizes working everywhere I go. Your dad must feel real bad himself that he would say something like that!
Reply:Aww...I bet your not fat at all!
Reply:Your Dad needs to stop injuring your pride. I am sure there are employers out there who are not looking for size but what a person has to offer when they are employing.
Look how many fat person you see out there in the working world. If you are looking for a job as amodel then it may be different and even the modelling world is looking at Plus size odels these days.
Chin up
Reply:That is awful...don't listen to your pops. Do what you want and when you get a job throw it in his face. I know its not good manners to be rude to parents but in this case I think you will have earned the right to be
Reply:Don't feel bad hon'. As long as you are qualified, you can get a job.
Reply:No, absolutely NOT true!!! Don't you listen to a word that man says. You can get any job you want, honey.
Reply:Don't listen to him there are many jobs you Can GET. YOU MUST LEARN TO love yourself and not give a dam about what others say!
Reply:YES!
I am looking for a job but my dad told me no one will hire me because I'm fat. Is this true?
no it is not true if they think you can get the job done they will hire you
Reply:No. That is not true. I do not know how far you are dwelling otherwise I would have hired you for my immigration law firm.
Reply:that was a mean thing for him to say! yes, you will be able to find a job and probably a good one. my youngest daughter is chubby too, she finished college and got a degree in computer programming, now she is working full time at the state capital building, programming computers.
Reply:Well don't take it personally because he's obviously harboring ancient memories of his parents abusing him and he's taking it out on you...Ok that didn't make you feel better did it? Well, prove him wrong!!!(depends if u actually are fat or not, but if ur obese, maybe u should lose some weight) Ok sry about being "insincere" but my main message is DON'T CARE ABOUT WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY YOU ARE A BEAUTIFUL PERSON(unless you raped someone, then screw you, "Ahem",) PROVE EVERYONE WRONG YOU CAN DO WATEVER YOU PUT YOUR MIND TO!!! (ok i know the random comments were unneeded, but hey, that's me!) I MEANT EVERYTHING I SAID (not the random comments, the inspiring ones)
Reply:i think some places wont hire people who are over weight, like the preppy stores, but everywhere i would imagine it not being a problem. tell your dad to go to hell for telling you that you are fat. that was inappropriate.
Reply:Wow, way to be supportive.
No, it's not true.
Reply:ur dad is so mean! your weight doesn't matter!!! and no, it's not true!
Reply:good god no!!!!!
apply to anywhere u want
Reply:That is impossable .Plenty of fat PPL have Jobs .
Reply:it's not true ,but start doing more exercise because some people critcize by how you look.
Reply:No that is not true.
Reply:NO thats not true! Granted, some people are prejudice against anyone who is not like them or the way they feel people should be but there are alot of jobs out there for you. Good luck on your job hunt and don't let your dads hateful words get you down.
Reply:That really bitchy of your dad. EVERYONE IS BEAUTIFUL INSIDE!
Reply:no, your dad would never say that. He told you to put down that bag of fritos and get a job. U couldn't hear what he said because of the crunching.
Reply:Depends on the job you're applying for. Maybe if you're applying for a job as a stripper, he'd be right.
For one, I don't know what you look like, so I can't even go into any attempt to refute your dad's comment about you being (allegedly) fat.
Statistically, though, it IS harder for a fat person to get a job when their competition is thin.
Reply:That's not true at all.
However, to be fair, research has shown that obese people may have more difficulty landing a job than fit people.
Reply:no its not true
go apply at a fast food restaurant
don't let him get to ur mind
Reply:no hees a jerk ive seen alot fat ppl get hired it doent matter how big u r theyre not going pick over the the tooth pick cuz i know
Reply:I'm sure he did... sorry to hear that.... yes... you will find a job and get hired..sweety..... good luck!!!!!
Reply:no that is a mean thing to say if you want to get a job it does not matter how big you are most companys look for a good personality not if someone is heavy. good luck honey go get yourself a good job try best buy
Reply:Your dad told you that you were fat, what an awful parent. You'll be able to find a job somewhere.
Reply:this is not true at all.he's just mad because he's wants you to be like every averaed weight girl or woman.don't give in because you'll be successful very soon.
Reply:If only skinny people have jobs, not much work would get done. I bet your Dad is not perfect.
Reply:I don't think so. I see people of all shapes and sizes working everywhere I go. Your dad must feel real bad himself that he would say something like that!
Reply:Aww...I bet your not fat at all!
Reply:Your Dad needs to stop injuring your pride. I am sure there are employers out there who are not looking for size but what a person has to offer when they are employing.
Look how many fat person you see out there in the working world. If you are looking for a job as amodel then it may be different and even the modelling world is looking at Plus size odels these days.
Chin up
Reply:That is awful...don't listen to your pops. Do what you want and when you get a job throw it in his face. I know its not good manners to be rude to parents but in this case I think you will have earned the right to be
Reply:Don't feel bad hon'. As long as you are qualified, you can get a job.
Reply:No, absolutely NOT true!!! Don't you listen to a word that man says. You can get any job you want, honey.
Reply:Don't listen to him there are many jobs you Can GET. YOU MUST LEARN TO love yourself and not give a dam about what others say!
Reply:YES!
Live in Southern CA looking for best trucking job.?
Hi I will be graduating from trucking school in southern CA. Any advice on where to apply and places to avoid?
Live in Southern CA looking for best trucking job.?
The school you are finishing should have job placement services. Check with them first. If you want long haul, OTR, most of the major companies have openings, although most are interested in owner-operators. Be careful on that score. Don't buy ore lease any vehicle until you have some miles behind you - go as an employee first. Shop around in the phone book to find local truck companies. Make sure that you have a good resume put together.
All the best.
Live in Southern CA looking for best trucking job.?
The school you are finishing should have job placement services. Check with them first. If you want long haul, OTR, most of the major companies have openings, although most are interested in owner-operators. Be careful on that score. Don't buy ore lease any vehicle until you have some miles behind you - go as an employee first. Shop around in the phone book to find local truck companies. Make sure that you have a good resume put together.
All the best.
Living in Northern Ireland looking for a Carpenters Job?
Im a Carpenter and looking for work Self employed Price work or æ‹¢11 per hour prefer price work
Living in Northern Ireland looking for a Carpenters Job?
Im a builder from Northern Ireland, i do private builds and built up a good reputation locally, the work is getting very scarce and now its getting very competitive, price-wise. æ‹¢11 an hour might be a little steep as of now but you are going to have to persevere. This is going to last another 18 months at least people have just been too greedy over the last ten years.
Reply:blarney
Living in Northern Ireland looking for a Carpenters Job?
Im a builder from Northern Ireland, i do private builds and built up a good reputation locally, the work is getting very scarce and now its getting very competitive, price-wise. æ‹¢11 an hour might be a little steep as of now but you are going to have to persevere. This is going to last another 18 months at least people have just been too greedy over the last ten years.
Reply:blarney
HELP! IM LOOKING FOR A JOB IN BRISBANE!?
I need help! I am trying to find a job in Brisbane before i move there in 2 months! Anyone know how i can be successful at this very quickly?
HELP! IM LOOKING FOR A JOB IN BRISBANE!?
If you tell us what type of work you're looking for, we can give you more useful information. And we're not sliding into a recession! I've never heard such bull.
Reply:We are about to slide into a recession and you want to get a job i hope you have GOOD qualifications
Reply:Try this http://www.jobsearch.com.au/
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HELP! IM LOOKING FOR A JOB IN BRISBANE!?
If you tell us what type of work you're looking for, we can give you more useful information. And we're not sliding into a recession! I've never heard such bull.
Reply:We are about to slide into a recession and you want to get a job i hope you have GOOD qualifications
Reply:Try this http://www.jobsearch.com.au/
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Young kid looking for a job...helppppp!?
well im only 14 and i found out i can work for 3 hours on school days and i think 8 hours on weekends. i was just wondering how hard it would be to get a minimum wage-paying job, like mcdonalds? would they even hire a 14 yaer old? please help me im in need of money
Young kid looking for a job...helppppp!?
You'd actually be a little better off doing some more independent jobs.
I know this is going to sound cliche but you can try and set up your own little buisness. If the weather is still fair you can:
Mow lawns
Rake/Bag Leaves
Wash and detail cars
Yard work
Clean out garages
ect.,
You could also consider doing other things like cleaning houses or taking care of someone's pet while they are away or busy. You could watch/babysit someone's kids while they are gone. I remember when I was around your age I had cleaned some carpets for a couple of people in the neighborhood for fifty dolars per room(living room/down stairs). It was hard work, but it was nice pay.
Or you can be creative and find some other ways to make some
money. I am sure though you can find something hon, and like Cheryl stated most jobs want you to be at least 15 or 16 in order to work for a buisness. Just keep looking and maybe ask your parents or a friend or someone if anyone they know needs help with something. Just keep looking, you'll find something.
Good luck to you.
Reply:It may be pretty difficult to get a job since you are only 14. Most places require you to be at least 15 and a lot won't hire below 16. McDonald's is a pretty dangerous place because of the grills and fryers. You might try Wal-Mart or similar type stores. They can use stockers on a regular basis.
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Young kid looking for a job...helppppp!?
You'd actually be a little better off doing some more independent jobs.
I know this is going to sound cliche but you can try and set up your own little buisness. If the weather is still fair you can:
Mow lawns
Rake/Bag Leaves
Wash and detail cars
Yard work
Clean out garages
ect.,
You could also consider doing other things like cleaning houses or taking care of someone's pet while they are away or busy. You could watch/babysit someone's kids while they are gone. I remember when I was around your age I had cleaned some carpets for a couple of people in the neighborhood for fifty dolars per room(living room/down stairs). It was hard work, but it was nice pay.
Or you can be creative and find some other ways to make some
money. I am sure though you can find something hon, and like Cheryl stated most jobs want you to be at least 15 or 16 in order to work for a buisness. Just keep looking and maybe ask your parents or a friend or someone if anyone they know needs help with something. Just keep looking, you'll find something.
Good luck to you.
Reply:It may be pretty difficult to get a job since you are only 14. Most places require you to be at least 15 and a lot won't hire below 16. McDonald's is a pretty dangerous place because of the grills and fryers. You might try Wal-Mart or similar type stores. They can use stockers on a regular basis.
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Check it out at:
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Were is the best place to look for a job in an office or Party Planning?
Looking for office work also intrested in Party Planning does any one have any idea where to start for either one?
Were is the best place to look for a job in an office or Party Planning?
go to your high school
Were is the best place to look for a job in an office or Party Planning?
go to your high school
I'm looking for a job...?
I'm looking for a job that i can work via the internet. I am in high school, haven't graduated yet. I know coding such as HTML, CSS, C...ect.
Any suggestions or places you know about where i can apply?
I'm looking for a job...?
As a web developer myself, getting contracts is quite hard. I would recommend doing free websites to start of with and once you build credibility you can start your own web developing business.
Also I would recommend learning .Net and if that's too difficult then PHP/MySQL
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this is the link to a website that is free to sign up at and is really cool
Any suggestions or places you know about where i can apply?
I'm looking for a job...?
As a web developer myself, getting contracts is quite hard. I would recommend doing free websites to start of with and once you build credibility you can start your own web developing business.
Also I would recommend learning .Net and if that's too difficult then PHP/MySQL
Reply:check this web site here you can work by yourself and you can build your own web site like me or they can give you 5 types of web site http://www.mejoreingresos.ws/english/eng...
Reply:http://www.mypowermall.com/Biz/Home/1187...
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Is there any one looking for a part time job or any one that would like to make a career change i have lots?
of positions available for every body i am in oklahoma but hire through out the united states. If any one is interested please contact me.
Is there any one looking for a part time job or any one that would like to make a career change i have lots?
We love AFLAC... it's money that's just like cash , only better !! I am in a transitional period at present , %26amp; have been considering a number of options. What are the particulars w your opportunity%26gt;
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Is there any one looking for a part time job or any one that would like to make a career change i have lots?
We love AFLAC... it's money that's just like cash , only better !! I am in a transitional period at present , %26amp; have been considering a number of options. What are the particulars w your opportunity%26gt;
Check out my profile , I can be emailed from there.
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Am looking for a job at a night club, how should i approach the owner (part time job)?
Make sure are presentable, and can give the boss good answers to any likley questions, ie types of drinks,give a cv that shows that you are reliable and dont mind hard work.Cos you will have late nights and rude customers to put up with.Good luck.
I am a 7th grader & i'm looking for a job?
I started babysitting when I was in 7th grade, but first I took a CPR course at my local park district. If you complete the course then people will feel comfortable leaving their children in your care, if you are also responsible.
I am a 7th grader %26amp; i'm looking for a job?
if u live in a rural area or u are close to a rural area, consider getting a job on a farm or at a garden. many places will hire u for under the table/part-time work. i had 2 jobs like that; at a lettuce farm and at a lily farm. u could also consider finding out which of ur neighbors has a dog they need walked. i know some ppl will pay u $7 for an hr long walk of their dog.
Reply:Man when i was in 7th grade i was bankin. Hear are some tips. Go to sam's club or wallmart. Buy the candy in the boxes. You know what i mean the boxes with all different kind of candy.(FULL SIZE CANDY BARS) Sell them at your school for a doller a price. You make more than %50 profit. Or you could cut lawns, walk dogs, Clean cars, rake leafs, Clean house. I dont think thier is a place you can get higher ed at that age because of the law but i used to make some doe selling candy bars.
Reply:Me too lol :D
Well, there really aren't any jobs open for us, except maybe sweeping a pet shop or something like that, and the pay isn't good unless you're planning on saving up for a while.
Reply:if you're interested, you can do surveys online for extra money, I know a good site thats free to join and for age 13 and up
check my blog for info and Proof of Payments
Reply:be a referee to soccer games.!
it pays more or less depending if your a side ref or not
what league you ref for %26amp; what age
also what level
but generally its pretty good pay.! =]
Reply:Don't because being a slacker is good. Never do anything in life and acheive little that way if you fail you wont be surprised.
Reply:im sorry but there are no jobs for seventh graders unless you live out in the country or mow peoples lawns. its kind of illegal.
Reply:I'm not sure, but bagging at publix or sumthing, you have to be 14.
Reply:ya thats not old enough to get a job sorry. you have to be 16
I am a 7th grader %26amp; i'm looking for a job?
if u live in a rural area or u are close to a rural area, consider getting a job on a farm or at a garden. many places will hire u for under the table/part-time work. i had 2 jobs like that; at a lettuce farm and at a lily farm. u could also consider finding out which of ur neighbors has a dog they need walked. i know some ppl will pay u $7 for an hr long walk of their dog.
Reply:Man when i was in 7th grade i was bankin. Hear are some tips. Go to sam's club or wallmart. Buy the candy in the boxes. You know what i mean the boxes with all different kind of candy.(FULL SIZE CANDY BARS) Sell them at your school for a doller a price. You make more than %50 profit. Or you could cut lawns, walk dogs, Clean cars, rake leafs, Clean house. I dont think thier is a place you can get higher ed at that age because of the law but i used to make some doe selling candy bars.
Reply:Me too lol :D
Well, there really aren't any jobs open for us, except maybe sweeping a pet shop or something like that, and the pay isn't good unless you're planning on saving up for a while.
Reply:if you're interested, you can do surveys online for extra money, I know a good site thats free to join and for age 13 and up
check my blog for info and Proof of Payments
Reply:be a referee to soccer games.!
it pays more or less depending if your a side ref or not
what league you ref for %26amp; what age
also what level
but generally its pretty good pay.! =]
Reply:Don't because being a slacker is good. Never do anything in life and acheive little that way if you fail you wont be surprised.
Reply:im sorry but there are no jobs for seventh graders unless you live out in the country or mow peoples lawns. its kind of illegal.
Reply:I'm not sure, but bagging at publix or sumthing, you have to be 14.
Reply:ya thats not old enough to get a job sorry. you have to be 16
I am looking for a hotline type of job?
I would like to help with missing children or give counsel to women, victims of violence. How do you find this type of job to do from home??
I am looking for a hotline type of job?
you would have to have a degree in sociology or psychology, unless you sign up for the Psychic Hotline work or something.
Try your local Crisis Line---volunteer for that and see if you have it in you--it can be very rough.
Reply:this kind of job is not that easy to find. you have to be trained and be tested if you are capable to do the job. a possibility that you must need a degree in psychology and some backgrounds on sociology, the environment of people from different walks of life, per se. you may go to your nearest city hall and ask some info on what centers you can find this job. some city halls will guide you what you like (or maybe depending on the country).
I am looking for a hotline type of job?
you would have to have a degree in sociology or psychology, unless you sign up for the Psychic Hotline work or something.
Try your local Crisis Line---volunteer for that and see if you have it in you--it can be very rough.
Reply:this kind of job is not that easy to find. you have to be trained and be tested if you are capable to do the job. a possibility that you must need a degree in psychology and some backgrounds on sociology, the environment of people from different walks of life, per se. you may go to your nearest city hall and ask some info on what centers you can find this job. some city halls will guide you what you like (or maybe depending on the country).
Money Earning (looking for a job & someone help)?
just want to earn some money, anyone can introduce job to me, I'm coming from HK and now living in S'pore. my email: joycewonghk1@yahoo.com.hk
Money Earning (looking for a job %26amp; someone help)?
CNN reported that online scams were up 400%.
Most are online money making scams.
Where you either put money up front,
or you work 40 hours a week, for a month, and never receive a check.
They reported that only 1 in 57 sites is legit.
Be careful out there.
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Money Earning (looking for a job %26amp; someone help)?
CNN reported that online scams were up 400%.
Most are online money making scams.
Where you either put money up front,
or you work 40 hours a week, for a month, and never receive a check.
They reported that only 1 in 57 sites is legit.
Be careful out there.
/
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I am looking for a job , but am i getting slightly discouraged?
i want to get a job asap . because of family issues , my father tried to stab me with a knife yesterdy and they ( the cops ) arrested him . as of now he can't come near me or physically intimidate me . he got served .
My immediate problem is i need a job . but as i am looking i am worried if i won't be able to find any jobs that i like , or quite honestly i can't believe i will get a job . because of constant emotional abuse from my mom saying ( Get a job , get a job , look at other kids , they dn't do anything like you , look at ur cousins they are better , ask them to help you , get a job - first of all she pushed me into this degre , i never wanted to becoem an engineer , but now it has come as a help for me because i can make some money and move out )
but yet i am discouraged for some unknown reasons .
even while i am sitting here in this library near home and trying to find a job ?
I am looking for a job , but am i getting slightly discouraged?
Boy, you certainly don鈥檛 have an easy family to deal with. But although your mom is wrong holding other people鈥檚 job before you, finding a position seems to be a good way out for you 鈥?and you obviously already agree, otherwise you wouldn鈥檛 have asked this question
First, don鈥檛 just look for jobs that would fit your education or eventual degree. You can postpone this until later. For now, just see that it鈥檚 adequately paid, fits into your schedule and is useful for you at least at some level. This could be because you learn to coordinate with other people (teamwork), how to coach other people, how to stick to an assignment (dependability), or even just improve your physical traits, etc.
So do some tutoring, mow lawns, restock products at a grocery store, do some filing at a professional service organization, help neighbors with their computer, help out in a library, etc.
And, get some support: ask your friends, relatives and teachers, scan newspapers, go to a job fair, use and expand your social network.
Good luck
Reply:First time job jitters are very common. Find a company you would ike to work for and ask them if you could intern for 3 months. It will give you the confidnece you are lacking at present and experience and references to find a job that pays. Good Luck.
Reply:I'm guessing your young since this is your first job, you need to accept that your first job is probably going to be something you hate, mine was to sit and sort plastic into boxes on my own for sometimes 6 hours at a time, I hated it but you have to start somewhere, get a job that matches your skills and don't aim too high because then you'll just keep getting turned down and feel disheartened.
If you find the idea of a job difficult then trust me once the pay checks are rolling in you'll find it a lot more enjoyable and motivational!
My immediate problem is i need a job . but as i am looking i am worried if i won't be able to find any jobs that i like , or quite honestly i can't believe i will get a job . because of constant emotional abuse from my mom saying ( Get a job , get a job , look at other kids , they dn't do anything like you , look at ur cousins they are better , ask them to help you , get a job - first of all she pushed me into this degre , i never wanted to becoem an engineer , but now it has come as a help for me because i can make some money and move out )
but yet i am discouraged for some unknown reasons .
even while i am sitting here in this library near home and trying to find a job ?
I am looking for a job , but am i getting slightly discouraged?
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So do some tutoring, mow lawns, restock products at a grocery store, do some filing at a professional service organization, help neighbors with their computer, help out in a library, etc.
And, get some support: ask your friends, relatives and teachers, scan newspapers, go to a job fair, use and expand your social network.
Good luck
Reply:First time job jitters are very common. Find a company you would ike to work for and ask them if you could intern for 3 months. It will give you the confidnece you are lacking at present and experience and references to find a job that pays. Good Luck.
Reply:I'm guessing your young since this is your first job, you need to accept that your first job is probably going to be something you hate, mine was to sit and sort plastic into boxes on my own for sometimes 6 hours at a time, I hated it but you have to start somewhere, get a job that matches your skills and don't aim too high because then you'll just keep getting turned down and feel disheartened.
If you find the idea of a job difficult then trust me once the pay checks are rolling in you'll find it a lot more enjoyable and motivational!
I'm looking for a job ....?
I really need a job and I'm a recent college graduate with a degree in biological science. My illness has made it tough to look for one. I usually hate going outside and depressed.
The economy is bad too. I have to start paying my student loans.
What job should I look for? Should I consider fast food? I need a job as soon as possible.
I'm looking for a job ....?
We are in the same boat; I have a mental illness that prevents me from being able to work effectively. I dont know about the details of your illness, but have you considered applying for Social Security Disability? Its a last gasp, only work part of the time plan, but its a plan.
Reply:I understood that you don't have to pay back your student loans until you earn 15k a year right?
You need urgent help with the Agrophobia and depression so get that sorted.
Without these basics I can't see you holding down a job at anything and it is no good taking anything in desperation, you have to sort yourself out to give you confidence, if you are in the UK contact benefits ASAP and explain your position then get medical help.
Reply:You have a college degree, and you are asking Q%26amp;A for advice on what job to apply for? Dig a little deeper. Stay with your field of interest. Biological science is a little overqualified for macdonalds. Come on have some confidence.Looking for a job is harder than actually working. Dont give up, apply...apply...apply. Eventually the call will come. It is up to you.
Reply:You might be better off with an office job because you don't have to deal with the public too much and can just get your head down and concentrate on what you're doing. I have depression and I have promised myself I'll never work in the service industry again - it was too damaging, but you might be different.
The economy is bad too. I have to start paying my student loans.
What job should I look for? Should I consider fast food? I need a job as soon as possible.
I'm looking for a job ....?
We are in the same boat; I have a mental illness that prevents me from being able to work effectively. I dont know about the details of your illness, but have you considered applying for Social Security Disability? Its a last gasp, only work part of the time plan, but its a plan.
Reply:I understood that you don't have to pay back your student loans until you earn 15k a year right?
You need urgent help with the Agrophobia and depression so get that sorted.
Without these basics I can't see you holding down a job at anything and it is no good taking anything in desperation, you have to sort yourself out to give you confidence, if you are in the UK contact benefits ASAP and explain your position then get medical help.
Reply:You have a college degree, and you are asking Q%26amp;A for advice on what job to apply for? Dig a little deeper. Stay with your field of interest. Biological science is a little overqualified for macdonalds. Come on have some confidence.Looking for a job is harder than actually working. Dont give up, apply...apply...apply. Eventually the call will come. It is up to you.
Reply:You might be better off with an office job because you don't have to deal with the public too much and can just get your head down and concentrate on what you're doing. I have depression and I have promised myself I'll never work in the service industry again - it was too damaging, but you might be different.
I'm looking for a job....i'm 18 yrs old.?
which store pays better, walmart, kmart, target, or shopko??
what job would you recommend for me? a lot of people say working in walmart is not a good job....what do you think?
thanks for helping me out here!
I'm looking for a job....i'm 18 yrs old.?
Wow, a lot of people advertising here....
I would say Target would be your best bet, I have never heard of Shopko before, though...
Target just seems like a place that's not just over run by cheap stuff and rednecks. lol.
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Any job you choose right now will only add to your work experience and that is always a plus!! Just choose something that you can pay your bills and that you don't hate going to. Good luck!
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what job would you recommend for me? a lot of people say working in walmart is not a good job....what do you think?
thanks for helping me out here!
I'm looking for a job....i'm 18 yrs old.?
Wow, a lot of people advertising here....
I would say Target would be your best bet, I have never heard of Shopko before, though...
Target just seems like a place that's not just over run by cheap stuff and rednecks. lol.
Reply:The better question is what do you like to do? What makes your heart sing? What are you willing to do and feel proud of yourself at the same time? I chose a field that I love. If you like make up and would love to share mineral makeup e-mail me and I can help you. It's fun and easy.
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Bush now looking for a job?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090222/ap_o...
Andrea Bond, a manager at Elliott's Hardware, says Bush walked into the store Saturday and quipped: "I'm looking for a job."
Do you think he will grab the job?
Bush now looking for a job?
He's already turned it down.
Reply:I think its great that he is out getting a job. It makes him seem like an average citizen again. Which is ALL he is now. I dont see how anyone can knock Bush now when he is living his life just like you or I. Its kinda pathetic to be honest. Im sure there is more to this story than him just walking into the hardware store and saying "Im lookign for a job" for all this reporter knows the conversation took place before he got there and he was just making a silly informal greeting.
Reply:It's called levity, or sarcasm... like when obama claims to be a christian... or not know that wright was an anti-American racist... or when obots claim they know a thing about obama... you know, a joke???
The store had placed an open letter in the paper, offering him a job, when he returned to TX... he was having a bit of a laugh with it...
Reply:I think it would be mighty nice of im
to Donate %26amp; Volunteer at a local Kitchen that feeds all the people
that are homeless %26amp; have no money to eat because of his politics
Better yet he Should open up a nice big camp at crawford complete
With a nice kitchen and out buildings just to help get people back
on there feet..
IM Really sure he has that in his heart
OH YEA I forgot he Does NOT have one of those
Reply:He was just kidding, of course.
He was no disgrace.
He did what he had to do as president to protect American
citizens and sending military to war is never popular. He
was always fair and always a gentleman. He was better
than Johnson, Clinton, and Carter....that's for sure.
Reply:I think your face is an idiot. I'm very envious of him. Could you imagine being the president and now retiring back to your home and lounging about? What a life. Even if he did take some kind of position in his local town would we ridicule him for wanting to work?
Reply:Kind of doubt it
.
They offered him the job and the Secret Service is not going to like that to much
.
To many people coming in and out that door
.
Reply:The Bush family has 24 "secret" international bank accounts.
I doubt he needs the paycheck.
Reply:if Bush is lookin for a job, he needs to get in line with the thousands of other Americans out of work.
Reply:It must be fun to be able to joke about needing a job.
Reply:Typical naive liberal take on a joke. You sure brought out a bunch of Bush bangers who are like fire ants.
Reply:Soooo.... When is Elliot's Hardware going out of business?
Reply:he couldn't hold a job, he's high all the time
Reply:He's underqualified.
Reply:LOL I'm thinking you are taking this way to seriously..I have a feeling it was said as a joke.
Reply:Dude, chill. It's just a joke.
Reply:I think he was just kidding
Reply:He was just being funny!
Reply:Yeah sure he did !
Reply:DO WORK.
Why the nightlights, ya wonder?
Reply:no he might get the store bankrupt,
hes a disgrace to usa
hes a disgrace to texas
hes a disgrace to that store
HES A DISGRACE TO ME!
Andrea Bond, a manager at Elliott's Hardware, says Bush walked into the store Saturday and quipped: "I'm looking for a job."
Do you think he will grab the job?
Bush now looking for a job?
He's already turned it down.
Reply:I think its great that he is out getting a job. It makes him seem like an average citizen again. Which is ALL he is now. I dont see how anyone can knock Bush now when he is living his life just like you or I. Its kinda pathetic to be honest. Im sure there is more to this story than him just walking into the hardware store and saying "Im lookign for a job" for all this reporter knows the conversation took place before he got there and he was just making a silly informal greeting.
Reply:It's called levity, or sarcasm... like when obama claims to be a christian... or not know that wright was an anti-American racist... or when obots claim they know a thing about obama... you know, a joke???
The store had placed an open letter in the paper, offering him a job, when he returned to TX... he was having a bit of a laugh with it...
Reply:I think it would be mighty nice of im
to Donate %26amp; Volunteer at a local Kitchen that feeds all the people
that are homeless %26amp; have no money to eat because of his politics
Better yet he Should open up a nice big camp at crawford complete
With a nice kitchen and out buildings just to help get people back
on there feet..
IM Really sure he has that in his heart
OH YEA I forgot he Does NOT have one of those
Reply:He was just kidding, of course.
He was no disgrace.
He did what he had to do as president to protect American
citizens and sending military to war is never popular. He
was always fair and always a gentleman. He was better
than Johnson, Clinton, and Carter....that's for sure.
Reply:I think your face is an idiot. I'm very envious of him. Could you imagine being the president and now retiring back to your home and lounging about? What a life. Even if he did take some kind of position in his local town would we ridicule him for wanting to work?
Reply:Kind of doubt it
.
They offered him the job and the Secret Service is not going to like that to much
.
To many people coming in and out that door
.
Reply:The Bush family has 24 "secret" international bank accounts.
I doubt he needs the paycheck.
Reply:if Bush is lookin for a job, he needs to get in line with the thousands of other Americans out of work.
Reply:It must be fun to be able to joke about needing a job.
Reply:Typical naive liberal take on a joke. You sure brought out a bunch of Bush bangers who are like fire ants.
Reply:Soooo.... When is Elliot's Hardware going out of business?
Reply:he couldn't hold a job, he's high all the time
Reply:He's underqualified.
Reply:LOL I'm thinking you are taking this way to seriously..I have a feeling it was said as a joke.
Reply:Dude, chill. It's just a joke.
Reply:I think he was just kidding
Reply:He was just being funny!
Reply:Yeah sure he did !
Reply:DO WORK.
Why the nightlights, ya wonder?
Reply:no he might get the store bankrupt,
hes a disgrace to usa
hes a disgrace to texas
hes a disgrace to that store
HES A DISGRACE TO ME!
I'm a teacher, and am currently looking for a job. However, many districts require CURRENT letter of rec.?
How would I get a letter of rec. without tipping off my current employer that I'm looking elsewhere? I don't want my current employer to know.
I'm a teacher, and am currently looking for a job. However, many districts require CURRENT letter of rec.?
Get a letter of recommendation from your most recent PREVIOUS employment or get a letter from one of your college professors who has observed you in the classroom.
Also, letters of recommendation can be from ANYONE who has knowledge of your skills and employability. It could be a letter from a pastor or the administrator of an organization for whom you have volunteered.
Perhaps in lieu of a letter of recommendation, you could put in copies of your most recent classroom evaluations (assuming that they are good).
I've never had trouble looking for one job while employed in another. Current letters of recommendation just mean that they need to be recent, not that they need to be from your current employment.
Good luck! I hope you find a great job.
Reply:I believe all, but I would discuss with each employer that the job you are currently working for 铆sn't aware and you'd appreciate if they didn't let them know
I'm a teacher, and am currently looking for a job. However, many districts require CURRENT letter of rec.?
Get a letter of recommendation from your most recent PREVIOUS employment or get a letter from one of your college professors who has observed you in the classroom.
Also, letters of recommendation can be from ANYONE who has knowledge of your skills and employability. It could be a letter from a pastor or the administrator of an organization for whom you have volunteered.
Perhaps in lieu of a letter of recommendation, you could put in copies of your most recent classroom evaluations (assuming that they are good).
I've never had trouble looking for one job while employed in another. Current letters of recommendation just mean that they need to be recent, not that they need to be from your current employment.
Good luck! I hope you find a great job.
Reply:I believe all, but I would discuss with each employer that the job you are currently working for 铆sn't aware and you'd appreciate if they didn't let them know
I am looking for a software (desktop or web based) to organize my job search.?
I need something to help me manage my schedule, contacts, job search related emails, former coworkers, companies I am researching or applying to, and so on.
If anybody knows of any good ideas I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
I am looking for a software (desktop or web based) to organize my job search.?
Try an office software which can help you organize those things. I know one software which I think could help you organize those things. it also has a lot of new features. There are several new features that you'll be able to access with MSDN Premium subscription. When you are looking at Microsoft Visual Studio 2008., this includes a smart client application, as well as very fast and quite flexible tools for you to use. Also, included in Visual Studio 2008 are very easy and fast ways to not only capture information, but to use and analyze the information in such a way that will help you make great business decisions for your business. Visual Studio 2008 is able to help you in several ways. It gives you amazing and quick application development, allows you to collaborate quickly and easily with a team, and has a breakthrough user experience.
All of these things and more are available to you when you have MSDN Premium subscription, which is something that anyone must access if they hope to be all that they can be online and for their home business.
Subscribe now at http://www.alwayscheapest.com/servlet/th...
If anybody knows of any good ideas I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
I am looking for a software (desktop or web based) to organize my job search.?
Try an office software which can help you organize those things. I know one software which I think could help you organize those things. it also has a lot of new features. There are several new features that you'll be able to access with MSDN Premium subscription. When you are looking at Microsoft Visual Studio 2008., this includes a smart client application, as well as very fast and quite flexible tools for you to use. Also, included in Visual Studio 2008 are very easy and fast ways to not only capture information, but to use and analyze the information in such a way that will help you make great business decisions for your business. Visual Studio 2008 is able to help you in several ways. It gives you amazing and quick application development, allows you to collaborate quickly and easily with a team, and has a breakthrough user experience.
All of these things and more are available to you when you have MSDN Premium subscription, which is something that anyone must access if they hope to be all that they can be online and for their home business.
Subscribe now at http://www.alwayscheapest.com/servlet/th...
14 Yr Old Boy looking for a job. Please answer.?
My name is Tony V. I am looking for a job located in Ridgewood, NY.
Contact me at Earthsurface@aol.com. I will possibly accept any recommendations!
14 Yr Old Boy looking for a job. Please answer.?
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Reply:mcdonalds is always the answer.
Reply:Grocery Store
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Contact me at Earthsurface@aol.com. I will possibly accept any recommendations!
14 Yr Old Boy looking for a job. Please answer.?
A great Job for Teens is doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. An easy way for teens to make extra money. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments
http://ExtraCashForStudents.tk
Reply:mcdonalds is always the answer.
Reply:Grocery Store
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I'm 16 && im looking for a job [:?
where should i work?
suggestions?
restaurants?
I'm 16 %26amp;%26amp; im looking for a job [:?
Hello
Why don't you try to make money online like most people instead of searching suitable career, making money online is fast and easy .
Take a look at what others did online
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wish you best luck, Yours Sam
Reply:Work at a beach hut?
The mall?
Babysit?
Bakeries?
McDonalds?
Reply:you can either do a resaturasnt or look online for summer camps to work at
suggestions?
restaurants?
I'm 16 %26amp;%26amp; im looking for a job [:?
Hello
Why don't you try to make money online like most people instead of searching suitable career, making money online is fast and easy .
Take a look at what others did online
http://www.EasyMoney2008.com
Some making $1000s' each month selling others stuff, others make huge amount of money with affiliate , others make a good money just surfing the net , and yes it is not a spam...
anyway its free and you got nothing to lose
wish you best luck, Yours Sam
Reply:Work at a beach hut?
The mall?
Babysit?
Bakeries?
McDonalds?
Reply:you can either do a resaturasnt or look online for summer camps to work at
Am redoing resume for new job search, looking for best way to "title" skills, office equip & med AAS?
My resume has become quite extensive. I have 30 years of work experience, jack of all trades - master of none. Graduated with Associates degree in 2006 for Health Information Tech. Currently am medical biller, but would like to do new job search as Administrative less billing support. With new resume have listed Computer Skills as one section(same as everyone else: Word, Excel, etc.) and Areas of Knowledge: medical transcription, terminology etc., as another. Problem is would I like to keep as much info as possible from past, but do employers now assume people can use a calculator, fax machine, phones, etc. like people used to list on their resume? Basically, am trying to keep resume from turning into a three page monstrosity!!! If I put the two sections together, I need a title like "Professional (fill in the blank)." Any suggestions, any H.R. people who could help would be especially appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Am redoing resume for new job search, looking for best way to "title" skills, office equip %26amp; med AAS?
For skills your general office skills such as caclulator, faxing, phones etc... You could just put "General office skills" or "Knowledgeable in all areas of office management" or 30 yrs experience in general office management. Just some ideas.
Your title could be Professional Health Information Administrator or Professional Health Information Tech
Maybe have a few different versions of your resume ready so that you could target specific opportunities and utilize the title they are seeking.
I wish you luck with your future interviews and please check these sites out when you can for more career help:
http://www.forwardyourresume.com and http://www.jobsearchtoolbar.com
Am redoing resume for new job search, looking for best way to "title" skills, office equip %26amp; med AAS?
For skills your general office skills such as caclulator, faxing, phones etc... You could just put "General office skills" or "Knowledgeable in all areas of office management" or 30 yrs experience in general office management. Just some ideas.
Your title could be Professional Health Information Administrator or Professional Health Information Tech
Maybe have a few different versions of your resume ready so that you could target specific opportunities and utilize the title they are seeking.
I wish you luck with your future interviews and please check these sites out when you can for more career help:
http://www.forwardyourresume.com and http://www.jobsearchtoolbar.com
Thinking about quitting teaching, looking for different job...any suggestions?
Ive been teaching gym for 6 years and i'm sick of it. I'm thinking about doing something totally different such as sanitation worker. I can't take a pay cut...looking to make around 50,000. any suggestions??? sure u dont know me for a hole in the wall but maybe somebody will throw a good suggestion out there that i'd enjoy!!!!!
Thinking about quitting teaching, looking for different job...any suggestions?
You should submit your resume to leading jobsite like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com. Also you should consult local placement consultant in your area. In the meantime, look out for an option to work online. Although it wont pay you like full time job but you can make extra cash in your spare time. I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I would like to share a link where you can make $600-$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
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Reply:Hello John,
I, too, have been working in education, but for 14 years. Have you considered going back to school to continue your education, or do you simply want to get out of education altogether???
May be you are just sick of doing the P.E. thing. I have found that a "change" is sometimes good. For example, I stepped out of the regular classroom to do a "specialty" job for a school year. This at least gave me the opportunity to see school from a different perspective. Have you considered getting your master's in adminstration? Do you work with any other individuals OR do you work solo? I enjoyed working with kids at one time, but times are certainly changing. I am interested in the grade levels you are working with. Let me know.
Reply:i am in exactly the same boat, but i have been teaching pe for eight years
I do have a home business, but it is only making 750 a month. Let me know if you hear any good ideas also.
Thinking about the sales arena for me.
Reply:Go back to college at night and get a different degree - maybe in computers.
Thinking about quitting teaching, looking for different job...any suggestions?
You should submit your resume to leading jobsite like www.monster.com, www.careerbuilder.com. Also you should consult local placement consultant in your area. In the meantime, look out for an option to work online. Although it wont pay you like full time job but you can make extra cash in your spare time. I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I would like to share a link where you can make $600-$1500 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting/answering a discussion and uploading any photo/image of your interest. For details visit
http://ommc.blogspot.com
I will publish few more genuine site in couple of weeks, where you can earn money. You may also write to me at talkofmoney@rediffmail.com (Note: When u are planning for a home based online work, be careful because most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site.)
Reply:Hello John,
I, too, have been working in education, but for 14 years. Have you considered going back to school to continue your education, or do you simply want to get out of education altogether???
May be you are just sick of doing the P.E. thing. I have found that a "change" is sometimes good. For example, I stepped out of the regular classroom to do a "specialty" job for a school year. This at least gave me the opportunity to see school from a different perspective. Have you considered getting your master's in adminstration? Do you work with any other individuals OR do you work solo? I enjoyed working with kids at one time, but times are certainly changing. I am interested in the grade levels you are working with. Let me know.
Reply:i am in exactly the same boat, but i have been teaching pe for eight years
I do have a home business, but it is only making 750 a month. Let me know if you hear any good ideas also.
Thinking about the sales arena for me.
Reply:Go back to college at night and get a different degree - maybe in computers.
Should I tell my temp job I am looking for FT Nanny employment? Or wait until something happens with it?
The thing is I am being hired Monday here...but I'm bored with it, and I know I won't be happy here for very long (as wonderful as the people I work with are.) I just started seeking nanny employment so I can do something I'd love and start a family. Should I wait until I get some leads to say something just in case it bombs on me?
Should I tell my temp job I am looking for FT Nanny employment? Or wait until something happens with it?
Wait until you find your nany job and quit..you dont owe them anything!!!
Reply:Temp employers don't owe you anything, you don't owe them anything. They could let you go tomorrow with no notice other than "don't come in tomorrow. Today is your last day." So, I wouldn't worry about it.
Now, are the offering to hire you permanently? Or, just an extension of your temp job (or are you just starting the temp job?)
If they have offered you a permanent position, tell them thank you, but that you are wanting to go in a different career direction and ask if they will just keep you on as a temp until you find that position. They are obviously happy with your work and it will actually be cheaper for them to keep you as a temp instead of a full employee.
Reply:Wait because they will most likely not let you continue working (I wouldn't in their position). Hold out as long as you can until you have something to tell them.
Reply:don't say anything! once your old job knows that you are leaving they they are going to treat you completely different. just wail until you find your nanny job. then give them a 2 weeks notice. but if you have to start sooner than that just give a couple of days at least. good luck!! hope you injoy your nanny job. i always wanted to do that but i have a little girl now. no point of leaving her with a sitter so i can take of someone elses kids.
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Should I tell my temp job I am looking for FT Nanny employment? Or wait until something happens with it?
Wait until you find your nany job and quit..you dont owe them anything!!!
Reply:Temp employers don't owe you anything, you don't owe them anything. They could let you go tomorrow with no notice other than "don't come in tomorrow. Today is your last day." So, I wouldn't worry about it.
Now, are the offering to hire you permanently? Or, just an extension of your temp job (or are you just starting the temp job?)
If they have offered you a permanent position, tell them thank you, but that you are wanting to go in a different career direction and ask if they will just keep you on as a temp until you find that position. They are obviously happy with your work and it will actually be cheaper for them to keep you as a temp instead of a full employee.
Reply:Wait because they will most likely not let you continue working (I wouldn't in their position). Hold out as long as you can until you have something to tell them.
Reply:don't say anything! once your old job knows that you are leaving they they are going to treat you completely different. just wail until you find your nanny job. then give them a 2 weeks notice. but if you have to start sooner than that just give a couple of days at least. good luck!! hope you injoy your nanny job. i always wanted to do that but i have a little girl now. no point of leaving her with a sitter so i can take of someone elses kids.
sanskrit name
I'm 16 and looking for a job. any suggestions?
im 16 and need a job. any suggestions?
I'm 16 and looking for a job. any suggestions?
Is there anything you are particularly good at? - can you make things, you can sell them online or at markets.
Are you great at website making/ article writing/blog writing? - there are many oportunities here from people looking to market their products.
Do you know lots of people who need a babysitter? - if you like this kind of job you may be able to pick something up
these sorts of things can keep you busiy untill you can land a outside job
Reply:Here's a short list of jobs in the U.S., Canada and Europe which you can create to generate income:
1. Learn calligraphy so that you can provide handwritten invitations and thank you notes to prospective wedding parties, birthday celebrations, etc. Seek out clients through wedding planners at nearby churches and temples. A starter calligraphy kit usually runs around $20 and anyone can easily pick up this skill. The going rate is usually $1 per hand addressed item.
2. Seek from your neighbors a gardner position which involves planting, weed removal, plant/tree trimming, light brush clearance. You will be using the neighbor's equipment and tools. Again, do not represent yourself as a lawn mower since there are any number of safety issues involved. A door-to-door solicitation of surrounding neighbors is required and you can charge between $6 to $9 per hour.
3. Offer policing/removal or clearance of trash services to surrounding neighbors which involve trash pickup within nearby residential area. Limit the extent of pickup to small areas and be aware that there are no hazardous terrain or elements involved in this process. Again, a door-to-door solicitation of neighbors is in order. You can charge between $6.75 to $7.50 per hour.
4. Acquire a set of window cleaning tools [a bucket, liquid window cleaner, sponge, squeegee, handle with an extension and a small step ladder] and solicit local businesses for your window cleaning services. However, be careful to limit the height of the window cleaning to no higher than one story. Charge $1 per window panel.
5. Visit your nearest beauty salon and ask to be trained as a shampoo person who is also willing to sweep up fallen hair on the ground and do set ups [arranging dye kits, curler holders, etc.] for a set hourly fee.
6. Become a sign flipper by contacting your nearest realtor. A flipper is someone who stands at a major intersection and flips a "For Lease/Rental" sign in order to attract visitors to an open house or to a particular real estate listing. The hourly pay is at least the minimum wage.
7. Why not become a paid feeder servicing the disabled at nearby nursing, convalescent, assisted living/care centers and hospitals. It involves feeding food to patients who are unable to feed themselves. The starting rate is $8.00 per hour. The only downside is that one has to take precautions to wash one's hands after each feeding. A posting of your services [by a business card or flyer] on a reviewable bulletin board would be enough to generate customers. The paid feeder position is one of the fastest growing occupation at this time.
Good luck!
Reply:HI John
A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments
http://Job4Teens.blogspot.com
Reply:There are many potential problems for teenagers at work, but possibly their moms and dads could earn addtional income for them from Google in the same way as I do. Try visiting the no-risk trial here http://pisanilp.camilinho.com
Reply:Why do these dirt bags push scam web pages on kids. Get a job waiting tables. That is one of the highest paying jobs for teens.
Reply:Try online surveys! They are really easy to do and can have you making upwards of $10 an hour. Check out my blog for more information.
www.cashcratefordummies.webs.com
Reply:host at a restaurant...or mcdonalds is always hiring
Reply:hostess
I'm 16 and looking for a job. any suggestions?
Is there anything you are particularly good at? - can you make things, you can sell them online or at markets.
Are you great at website making/ article writing/blog writing? - there are many oportunities here from people looking to market their products.
Do you know lots of people who need a babysitter? - if you like this kind of job you may be able to pick something up
these sorts of things can keep you busiy untill you can land a outside job
Reply:Here's a short list of jobs in the U.S., Canada and Europe which you can create to generate income:
1. Learn calligraphy so that you can provide handwritten invitations and thank you notes to prospective wedding parties, birthday celebrations, etc. Seek out clients through wedding planners at nearby churches and temples. A starter calligraphy kit usually runs around $20 and anyone can easily pick up this skill. The going rate is usually $1 per hand addressed item.
2. Seek from your neighbors a gardner position which involves planting, weed removal, plant/tree trimming, light brush clearance. You will be using the neighbor's equipment and tools. Again, do not represent yourself as a lawn mower since there are any number of safety issues involved. A door-to-door solicitation of surrounding neighbors is required and you can charge between $6 to $9 per hour.
3. Offer policing/removal or clearance of trash services to surrounding neighbors which involve trash pickup within nearby residential area. Limit the extent of pickup to small areas and be aware that there are no hazardous terrain or elements involved in this process. Again, a door-to-door solicitation of neighbors is in order. You can charge between $6.75 to $7.50 per hour.
4. Acquire a set of window cleaning tools [a bucket, liquid window cleaner, sponge, squeegee, handle with an extension and a small step ladder] and solicit local businesses for your window cleaning services. However, be careful to limit the height of the window cleaning to no higher than one story. Charge $1 per window panel.
5. Visit your nearest beauty salon and ask to be trained as a shampoo person who is also willing to sweep up fallen hair on the ground and do set ups [arranging dye kits, curler holders, etc.] for a set hourly fee.
6. Become a sign flipper by contacting your nearest realtor. A flipper is someone who stands at a major intersection and flips a "For Lease/Rental" sign in order to attract visitors to an open house or to a particular real estate listing. The hourly pay is at least the minimum wage.
7. Why not become a paid feeder servicing the disabled at nearby nursing, convalescent, assisted living/care centers and hospitals. It involves feeding food to patients who are unable to feed themselves. The starting rate is $8.00 per hour. The only downside is that one has to take precautions to wash one's hands after each feeding. A posting of your services [by a business card or flyer] on a reviewable bulletin board would be enough to generate customers. The paid feeder position is one of the fastest growing occupation at this time.
Good luck!
Reply:HI John
A great job and way for Teens to make money is by doing Free Surveys Online. Its simple, easy and for ages 13 and up. check this blog for more info and Proof of Payments
http://Job4Teens.blogspot.com
Reply:There are many potential problems for teenagers at work, but possibly their moms and dads could earn addtional income for them from Google in the same way as I do. Try visiting the no-risk trial here http://pisanilp.camilinho.com
Reply:Why do these dirt bags push scam web pages on kids. Get a job waiting tables. That is one of the highest paying jobs for teens.
Reply:Try online surveys! They are really easy to do and can have you making upwards of $10 an hour. Check out my blog for more information.
www.cashcratefordummies.webs.com
Reply:host at a restaurant...or mcdonalds is always hiring
Reply:hostess
I'm a teenager looking for a job...where can i apply?
no fast food.
I'm a teenager looking for a job...where can i apply?
If you cna keep up with you school work go for it.
Start small like a cashier for a supermarket or bag lady.
Supermarkets, Mall, and Coffee shops are great for young teens.
Reply:You do not state your age, and there are limitations.
Reply:newspaper,grocery,babysitter
Reply:Mall store/kiosk
Bookstore
Target
Wal-Mart
Grocery Store
Restaurant (bus boy/girl)
There are a million places to look for a job.
Reply:Keep an eye out in your local newspaper, and look on the websites of woolworths, coles, franklins and then you can put down the hours you are available
Reply:Go to H-E-B,They are hiring
Reply:target, the gocery store, clothing departments usually (at the mall), movie theatere, jamba juice, coffee houses,...
Reply:For during school, fast food, department stores, gas stations, grocery stores.
Also check with your local employment centre. The government needs students for some pretty excellent summer opportunities. There are lots of park maintenance jobs though government. Start out with your local employment centre where a counsellor will help you.
Reply:grocery stores,discount stores,gas stations.
movie houses
Reply:try applying somewhere fun and cool place to be in, like for example a store in the mall where u like the clothes, or a place like walmart, target. or even try going to a sneaker store like foot locker. try places u will like being at for 5 hrs for part time work.
Reply:hotels, food store, walmart. local animal shelter, babysit,
Reply:ice cream store
Reply:Publix is a good place to work...pays really good too.
Reply:you should apply to abercrombie and fitch. it pays alot!!!! and its not really harrd you alos get a discount and thats good by how much money the cloths are. you should also apply to starbucks it pays alot, and you get a discount on there drinks. which are really good.
Reply:Do you have a Walmart, Target, something like that. Also do you have a Dunkin Donut in your area. Our Dunkin Donut offers high school students a position that fits with their schedule and its really a cool place to work. Try local small franchises as well., like a shoe store, or clothing store.
Reply:your a f*cking teenager. fast food is an option. you can't be picky about a first job. there supposed to suck. Its a job for gods sake. Apply for an assosiate job at a store. they probobly won't hire you with no job experence but its worth a shot cuz your so damn racist agenst perfectly good and sometimes fun fast food jobs. ugh. teens.
Reply:Grocery stores, Wal-mart does hire some teenagers, restaurants as dishwashers, farms as farm hands, newspaper routes,advertise for babysitting. Where ever you see a help wanted go apply. Remember to call back the jobs you have applied for at least once a week to let them know you are still interested in working for their company. They like that. It shows them you really want to work. Good luck and Happy job hunting.
Reply:there isnt anywhere really that you an work at, unless you try going to like ice cream shop, like baskin robins or something
Reply:tutoring programs
Reply:i word mcdonalds
Reply:Supermarkets
Reply:the mall
Reply:Virginia Tech, should be openings soon. I know if I were teaching there I'd be moving on real quick!
I'm a teenager looking for a job...where can i apply?
If you cna keep up with you school work go for it.
Start small like a cashier for a supermarket or bag lady.
Supermarkets, Mall, and Coffee shops are great for young teens.
Reply:You do not state your age, and there are limitations.
Reply:newspaper,grocery,babysitter
Reply:Mall store/kiosk
Bookstore
Target
Wal-Mart
Grocery Store
Restaurant (bus boy/girl)
There are a million places to look for a job.
Reply:Keep an eye out in your local newspaper, and look on the websites of woolworths, coles, franklins and then you can put down the hours you are available
Reply:Go to H-E-B,They are hiring
Reply:target, the gocery store, clothing departments usually (at the mall), movie theatere, jamba juice, coffee houses,...
Reply:For during school, fast food, department stores, gas stations, grocery stores.
Also check with your local employment centre. The government needs students for some pretty excellent summer opportunities. There are lots of park maintenance jobs though government. Start out with your local employment centre where a counsellor will help you.
Reply:grocery stores,discount stores,gas stations.
movie houses
Reply:try applying somewhere fun and cool place to be in, like for example a store in the mall where u like the clothes, or a place like walmart, target. or even try going to a sneaker store like foot locker. try places u will like being at for 5 hrs for part time work.
Reply:hotels, food store, walmart. local animal shelter, babysit,
Reply:ice cream store
Reply:Publix is a good place to work...pays really good too.
Reply:you should apply to abercrombie and fitch. it pays alot!!!! and its not really harrd you alos get a discount and thats good by how much money the cloths are. you should also apply to starbucks it pays alot, and you get a discount on there drinks. which are really good.
Reply:Do you have a Walmart, Target, something like that. Also do you have a Dunkin Donut in your area. Our Dunkin Donut offers high school students a position that fits with their schedule and its really a cool place to work. Try local small franchises as well., like a shoe store, or clothing store.
Reply:your a f*cking teenager. fast food is an option. you can't be picky about a first job. there supposed to suck. Its a job for gods sake. Apply for an assosiate job at a store. they probobly won't hire you with no job experence but its worth a shot cuz your so damn racist agenst perfectly good and sometimes fun fast food jobs. ugh. teens.
Reply:Grocery stores, Wal-mart does hire some teenagers, restaurants as dishwashers, farms as farm hands, newspaper routes,advertise for babysitting. Where ever you see a help wanted go apply. Remember to call back the jobs you have applied for at least once a week to let them know you are still interested in working for their company. They like that. It shows them you really want to work. Good luck and Happy job hunting.
Reply:there isnt anywhere really that you an work at, unless you try going to like ice cream shop, like baskin robins or something
Reply:tutoring programs
Reply:i word mcdonalds
Reply:Supermarkets
Reply:the mall
Reply:Virginia Tech, should be openings soon. I know if I were teaching there I'd be moving on real quick!
I'm 14 and looking for a job...?
can u give me possible places they can hire 14 year olds...
i really need the money...
I'm 14 and looking for a job...?
Maybe a "door hanger." When I was 15 I worked for Papa Johns walking around the city all day putting fliers under people's doors. Jobs like those will usually hire people your age. And they usually pay in cash. Check around a bunch of pizza shops. Good luck.
Reply:It depends on your state, but many places will not hire workers under 16 because of restrictions on the number of hours you can work and the types of machinery that you can use. Your best bet are grocery stores, fast food restaurants and other retail stores. You'll have to get a work permit from your high school.
Reply:babysitter
i really need the money...
I'm 14 and looking for a job...?
Maybe a "door hanger." When I was 15 I worked for Papa Johns walking around the city all day putting fliers under people's doors. Jobs like those will usually hire people your age. And they usually pay in cash. Check around a bunch of pizza shops. Good luck.
Reply:It depends on your state, but many places will not hire workers under 16 because of restrictions on the number of hours you can work and the types of machinery that you can use. Your best bet are grocery stores, fast food restaurants and other retail stores. You'll have to get a work permit from your high school.
Reply:babysitter
I have a CPC and am looking for a managers job with a bus company any ideas?
I work in the waste industry, all our traffic people need that qualification. Have you thought along them lines?
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I'm 15 and looking for a job...help!?
okay so im 15 and i really need a job, but i don't know where to work at.... got any suggestions?
I'm 15 and looking for a job...help!?
Fast food restaurant.
You're 15, you can'treally get a high paing job.
BTW, keep your grades good.
Because in 3 years is when you will be stressing FURREALZ
Reply:Work part time at Star Buck
Reply:Not very many places will hire at fifteen. But my sister worked at the mexican place baha fresh. i think thats how you spell it. anyways, she is fifteen to. and i also heard jamba juice hires at fifteen, try there.
Reply:McDoanlds
Reply:Try a catering sevice, or any family owened service provider.
Reply:everywhere. just go for it.
go down to the main shops with a pen and paper, and right down the names of every shop that you could picture yourself working in. eg. food shops, restuarants, cafes, clothes shops, supermarkets, big chains such as target, kmart, priceline, the warehouse, then theres video shops, gifts shops, cinemas, fruit shops. everywhere and anywhere you want!
and then print out a resumes for them all and hand them in. you have absolutely nothing to lose, at the very least they will tell you that have no positions, and can't accept your resume.
so try it all out.
Reply:McDonald's
Reply:umm maybe you can babysit. or you can work cashier at a fast food place.
I'm 15 and looking for a job...help!?
Fast food restaurant.
You're 15, you can'treally get a high paing job.
BTW, keep your grades good.
Because in 3 years is when you will be stressing FURREALZ
Reply:Work part time at Star Buck
Reply:Not very many places will hire at fifteen. But my sister worked at the mexican place baha fresh. i think thats how you spell it. anyways, she is fifteen to. and i also heard jamba juice hires at fifteen, try there.
Reply:McDoanlds
Reply:Try a catering sevice, or any family owened service provider.
Reply:everywhere. just go for it.
go down to the main shops with a pen and paper, and right down the names of every shop that you could picture yourself working in. eg. food shops, restuarants, cafes, clothes shops, supermarkets, big chains such as target, kmart, priceline, the warehouse, then theres video shops, gifts shops, cinemas, fruit shops. everywhere and anywhere you want!
and then print out a resumes for them all and hand them in. you have absolutely nothing to lose, at the very least they will tell you that have no positions, and can't accept your resume.
so try it all out.
Reply:McDonald's
Reply:umm maybe you can babysit. or you can work cashier at a fast food place.
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
You're an idget.
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
Because finding the right person is more than someone paying your bills and you'll realize that when you find them. The right person is someone who can calm you down when you're upset. The right person is someone who is there to listen to you when you need someone to talk to. The right person is someone who is there when you need someone to just hang out with and be stupid with sometimes. The right person is someone to bounce ideas off of when you need them.
If you're looking for a lending institution, go to a bank.
Reply:Only you can answer that question. If your in a relationship for material gain and your doing it all while he sits on the sofa, you don't need a man however if you love this person and he makes your life more enjoyable, I think you need to keep him around for your own wellness.
Reply:You want a man to pay your bills,so you can do what?
Relashionships are about compromise and sharing.If you need help with your bills get a roommate and spare some poor guy a miserable life with you.
you should get to a place where you want a man not need one.
Reply:If you are already doing it all, you don't really need someone else in your life. Sometimes, if you want stuff done you have to do it yourself.
Reply:You could try a woman... ... but she won't pay your bills either you only get sexual satisfaction either way. Sound more like you need a bankruptcy attorney either sex would do.
ayfr
Reply:You need one to have sex with and make you feel like a real woman. You just haven't met a real man yet.
Reply:If he doesn't contribute to the household then replace him with one that will do his share$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Reply:Warmth. Kinda like " We r in it together..."
%^$* Recession.
Reply:gud for u for realizing women dont need men... y cant more women figure that out??? any woman can do jus fine on her own without any man in her life...
Reply:Living beyond your means has nothing to do with needing a man, Uncle.
Reply:Lol you only need yourself.
Reply:why would anyone live with you... you sound so pleasant to live with.
Reply:Only you know
Reply:You don't
Reply:are you a man or a woman?
Reply:your right your dont need a man. But do you want one?
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
Because finding the right person is more than someone paying your bills and you'll realize that when you find them. The right person is someone who can calm you down when you're upset. The right person is someone who is there to listen to you when you need someone to talk to. The right person is someone who is there when you need someone to just hang out with and be stupid with sometimes. The right person is someone to bounce ideas off of when you need them.
If you're looking for a lending institution, go to a bank.
Reply:Only you can answer that question. If your in a relationship for material gain and your doing it all while he sits on the sofa, you don't need a man however if you love this person and he makes your life more enjoyable, I think you need to keep him around for your own wellness.
Reply:You want a man to pay your bills,so you can do what?
Relashionships are about compromise and sharing.If you need help with your bills get a roommate and spare some poor guy a miserable life with you.
you should get to a place where you want a man not need one.
Reply:If you are already doing it all, you don't really need someone else in your life. Sometimes, if you want stuff done you have to do it yourself.
Reply:You could try a woman... ... but she won't pay your bills either you only get sexual satisfaction either way. Sound more like you need a bankruptcy attorney either sex would do.
ayfr
Reply:You need one to have sex with and make you feel like a real woman. You just haven't met a real man yet.
Reply:If he doesn't contribute to the household then replace him with one that will do his share$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Reply:Warmth. Kinda like " We r in it together..."
%^$* Recession.
Reply:gud for u for realizing women dont need men... y cant more women figure that out??? any woman can do jus fine on her own without any man in her life...
Reply:Living beyond your means has nothing to do with needing a man, Uncle.
Reply:Lol you only need yourself.
Reply:why would anyone live with you... you sound so pleasant to live with.
Reply:Only you know
Reply:You don't
Reply:are you a man or a woman?
Reply:your right your dont need a man. But do you want one?
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
i ask the same thing but need a woman. i just wnat that void filled after being hurt twice before. i am like you...alot but im living to be happy and hopfully i can find someone to share a life withand be happy.
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
Well, you certainly do not need another job, if that's what you mean.
I feel you. Look for one who isn't just out for himself. There are a few out there--most of them are still married, but not all.
Reply:It depends. Do you have a man at the moment? Is that what you are saying? Actually, right now most people, married and unmarried are struggling to pay their bills. It all depends on whether you prefer to be alone ar love someone enough to want to be with them in a partnership.
Reply:You will realize you need a man for wierd stuff like when you accidentally set the house on fire or a pipe bursts in the middle of the night. I realized I needed a man when I caught my self carrying a bunch of crap every day and it was so heavy that I said to myself "This would be so much eaiser if I had a boyfriend" lol.
Reply:A man (or woman) should not ever be needed for support or financial support or gain! Being with someone should be for the right reasons in order for it to be real.
Mary in Camden, MI
Reply:You dont. Thousands of women struggle just like you. But they do it. Stop whining.
Reply:to change the light bulbs... open pickle jars... reach things on top shelves... and take out the trash
Reply:I ask myself the same question every day. When I was married I had the same scenario I have now. I worked sometimes two jobs, cared for the children, house, paid the bills as best I could and had no sex.
Now that I am divorced, I work sometimes two jobs, care for the children, the house, pay the bills as best I can and I have no sex. Nothing has changed except the weight loss and I have better self esteem.
The fact is, I will probably always be single, dateless and working two jobs, caring for the children, the house, paying bills and i have actually given up on sex....hardly ever think about it anymore soon, it will never enter my mind.
Things work out. Maybe not like we want, but it's bearable.
Reply:you can get a room mate
Reply:Cos you need love and care
Reply:Something to warm your feet on in bed? Or a dog works just as well.
You shouldn't NEED a man. You are much better off Wanting a man not needing
Reply:a healthier income situation
Reply:it's not a question of weather you need a man . it's more about what you want . always remember that .
If I have to struggle to pay bills and looking for a part time job why do I need a man?
Well, you certainly do not need another job, if that's what you mean.
I feel you. Look for one who isn't just out for himself. There are a few out there--most of them are still married, but not all.
Reply:It depends. Do you have a man at the moment? Is that what you are saying? Actually, right now most people, married and unmarried are struggling to pay their bills. It all depends on whether you prefer to be alone ar love someone enough to want to be with them in a partnership.
Reply:You will realize you need a man for wierd stuff like when you accidentally set the house on fire or a pipe bursts in the middle of the night. I realized I needed a man when I caught my self carrying a bunch of crap every day and it was so heavy that I said to myself "This would be so much eaiser if I had a boyfriend" lol.
Reply:A man (or woman) should not ever be needed for support or financial support or gain! Being with someone should be for the right reasons in order for it to be real.
Mary in Camden, MI
Reply:You dont. Thousands of women struggle just like you. But they do it. Stop whining.
Reply:to change the light bulbs... open pickle jars... reach things on top shelves... and take out the trash
Reply:I ask myself the same question every day. When I was married I had the same scenario I have now. I worked sometimes two jobs, cared for the children, house, paid the bills as best I could and had no sex.
Now that I am divorced, I work sometimes two jobs, care for the children, the house, pay the bills as best I can and I have no sex. Nothing has changed except the weight loss and I have better self esteem.
The fact is, I will probably always be single, dateless and working two jobs, caring for the children, the house, paying bills and i have actually given up on sex....hardly ever think about it anymore soon, it will never enter my mind.
Things work out. Maybe not like we want, but it's bearable.
Reply:you can get a room mate
Reply:Cos you need love and care
Reply:Something to warm your feet on in bed? Or a dog works just as well.
You shouldn't NEED a man. You are much better off Wanting a man not needing
Reply:a healthier income situation
Reply:it's not a question of weather you need a man . it's more about what you want . always remember that .
Job advice: MA in documentary film? where do you look for job?
For someone with Master of Arts in Documentary Film and looking for job. I know the straight way and easy path is to apply for Broadcsting %26amp; journalism services....etc.
But looking (outside the traditional minded media industry) what are other places, options, companies, profit or not for profit organizations that might be interested to hire applicants with audio/video and documentary degree/background.
thank you
Job advice: MA in documentary film? where do you look for job?
Go too sites like www.moonshinefilms.com I understand their doing a doc. and need help, you need credits, start somewhere.
But looking (outside the traditional minded media industry) what are other places, options, companies, profit or not for profit organizations that might be interested to hire applicants with audio/video and documentary degree/background.
thank you
Job advice: MA in documentary film? where do you look for job?
Go too sites like www.moonshinefilms.com I understand their doing a doc. and need help, you need credits, start somewhere.
I took a holiday and never came back to work without giving any notice....ive move to NYC looking for a job..?
what would be the consequences of not resigning formally? ( im on IT field)
I took a holiday and never came back to work without giving any notice....ive move to NYC looking for a job..?
The consequences are simple. And im from NYC.
When your new possible employer calls for a reference, your old boss is gonna say how irresponsible you are and what a jerk you were for leaving like you did.
So you better start up your own business, because if you walked in my door, i wouldnt hire you.
Reply:Now you cannot put that job experience on your next job application because the new employer will find out you left without notice... You need to send a letter formally resigning so the ex employer can pay you any back pay or fringe benefit payments you may be entitled to. Otherwise, they can use your AWOL situation as a cause for dismissal...
Next time, be responsible with your employer. You never know when you may need to ask for a reinstatement in a previous job. Always keep your options OPEN...
P.S. Not putting on your resume your last job is kind of like LYING. And if they find out later on, this is also a cause for dismissal...
Reply:not getting a recommendation.
that move must have been a very spontaneous decision.
was it worth it?
if you seriously needed to break 'free' and go another direction, and do something new, good for you.
most people sit and only talk about changes.
you apparently got tired of the same old thing and left. seeking better opportunities.
if you felt good enough to just pick up and leave, then keep your head held high and look the new potential employer in the eye and you tell him/her why you left so abruptly.
they should be looking at your skills, talents, and successes.
this move, if explained correctly, will gain their attention. and if you left for the right reasons, they should understand and accept.
however, be careful, some companies do not smile upon not given any kind of a notice.
use your best judgment. if you feel that they need an explanation then do so, if not, just keep smiling. never show or feel regret.
i have picked up and moved twice. i don't regret it.
if it is something that needed to be done, more power to you.
believe in yourself, keep the faith, and keep them wanting more.
good luck.
Reply:Well, it's not going to look good when they ask why you left your last job or contact your former employer. If you owned a company and an employee did this to you, how would you react?
I had an employee do that to me once. Needless to say I the prospective employer got an earful from me. She was actually a decent employee, but had resigned for reasons I understood. What was unacceptable to me was that she started calling in to say that she wouldn't be in. She even called to say that she had another interview and would be in. Finally, she just stopped calling or showing up all together- even though she wasn't even out of week one of her two week notice. We're a small company, so her actions wreaked havoc on our business and her fellow employees. You never, ever want to leave an employer like that.
A prospective employer will look at what you did and immediately think you're a flake; they'll consider that you'd do the same to them. Whether you would or not is not the point. You aren't the only IT guy on the planet looking for a job. Unless you have some phenomenal skills, it's going to take you a while to recover from this faux pas.
P. S. We are in a sue happy society, but the reality is professional to professional, especially in specialized professions, we all know each other and we all talk. I've had former employers give me the real deal on prospective employees. Normally these other professionals are people I know through professional organizations, etc. I value their imput as my peers because I've worked with them and seen their ethic in action. Frankly, all employer with this information has to do is say "We found someone more suitable for the position." How can you prove what they were told or that they didn't hire someone better?
Reply:they think you are dead yet?
Reply:Well given the new privacy laws and all, and the fact that people are "sue" happy, most former employers can only tell someone calling for a job reference if a former employee is eliglble for rehire or not.
In your case your former employer should say you werent eligible to be rehired. If the person calling pushed a little harder your boss would probably say you left without notice.
Next time take a few minutes and call your boss and give them the courtesy of letting them know what happened.
I took a holiday and never came back to work without giving any notice....ive move to NYC looking for a job..?
The consequences are simple. And im from NYC.
When your new possible employer calls for a reference, your old boss is gonna say how irresponsible you are and what a jerk you were for leaving like you did.
So you better start up your own business, because if you walked in my door, i wouldnt hire you.
Reply:Now you cannot put that job experience on your next job application because the new employer will find out you left without notice... You need to send a letter formally resigning so the ex employer can pay you any back pay or fringe benefit payments you may be entitled to. Otherwise, they can use your AWOL situation as a cause for dismissal...
Next time, be responsible with your employer. You never know when you may need to ask for a reinstatement in a previous job. Always keep your options OPEN...
P.S. Not putting on your resume your last job is kind of like LYING. And if they find out later on, this is also a cause for dismissal...
Reply:not getting a recommendation.
that move must have been a very spontaneous decision.
was it worth it?
if you seriously needed to break 'free' and go another direction, and do something new, good for you.
most people sit and only talk about changes.
you apparently got tired of the same old thing and left. seeking better opportunities.
if you felt good enough to just pick up and leave, then keep your head held high and look the new potential employer in the eye and you tell him/her why you left so abruptly.
they should be looking at your skills, talents, and successes.
this move, if explained correctly, will gain their attention. and if you left for the right reasons, they should understand and accept.
however, be careful, some companies do not smile upon not given any kind of a notice.
use your best judgment. if you feel that they need an explanation then do so, if not, just keep smiling. never show or feel regret.
i have picked up and moved twice. i don't regret it.
if it is something that needed to be done, more power to you.
believe in yourself, keep the faith, and keep them wanting more.
good luck.
Reply:Well, it's not going to look good when they ask why you left your last job or contact your former employer. If you owned a company and an employee did this to you, how would you react?
I had an employee do that to me once. Needless to say I the prospective employer got an earful from me. She was actually a decent employee, but had resigned for reasons I understood. What was unacceptable to me was that she started calling in to say that she wouldn't be in. She even called to say that she had another interview and would be in. Finally, she just stopped calling or showing up all together- even though she wasn't even out of week one of her two week notice. We're a small company, so her actions wreaked havoc on our business and her fellow employees. You never, ever want to leave an employer like that.
A prospective employer will look at what you did and immediately think you're a flake; they'll consider that you'd do the same to them. Whether you would or not is not the point. You aren't the only IT guy on the planet looking for a job. Unless you have some phenomenal skills, it's going to take you a while to recover from this faux pas.
P. S. We are in a sue happy society, but the reality is professional to professional, especially in specialized professions, we all know each other and we all talk. I've had former employers give me the real deal on prospective employees. Normally these other professionals are people I know through professional organizations, etc. I value their imput as my peers because I've worked with them and seen their ethic in action. Frankly, all employer with this information has to do is say "We found someone more suitable for the position." How can you prove what they were told or that they didn't hire someone better?
Reply:they think you are dead yet?
Reply:Well given the new privacy laws and all, and the fact that people are "sue" happy, most former employers can only tell someone calling for a job reference if a former employee is eliglble for rehire or not.
In your case your former employer should say you werent eligible to be rehired. If the person calling pushed a little harder your boss would probably say you left without notice.
Next time take a few minutes and call your boss and give them the courtesy of letting them know what happened.
How do i look for a job as electrician in dubai?
Im am an electrician from england i would like to got and work in dubai but i can not find any were to look for a job
How do i look for a job as electrician in dubai?
try the website" expats re-united ". google it. it has a subscription service but there is a freebie mag available that shows jobs on offer in the middle east
Reply:The only wayto secure a job in another country is to either know someone there who can refer you to a company or you will have to go there yourself for a few weeks and search in person. Going for interviews and meeting people in person is always better as you know what your getting yourself in for before you make the big move!
Reply:There is a good source for job hunting:
http://www.apnijobs.com
Hope that will help u out!
My brother is electrical enginner and has suffered from depression. he isnt looking for a job and .........?
remains idle all the time . ow do i bring him back in the main stream
My brother is electrical enginner and has suffered from depression. he isnt looking for a job and .........?
Unfortunately, only he can do it. How? By going to a counselor, or other mental health professional. Depression skews ones whole outlook on life, and anything you say will probably be distorted. Do your best make him feel loved and important. Suggest, but don't nag about getting help...
Reply:Suggest he get counseling and see his doctor to get on meds for depression.
Reply:I have an electrical engineering degree, and it's doing me no good anymore in the job market. I am going back to school for degrees (a B.A. and an M.S.) in a totally different direction. Maybe he, too, should kiss engineering goodbye and pursue a different career. ;)
Reply:It's not an easy thing to do, you can talk to him.But you can't force him to go to a Dr and get help or anything like that.I have a brother that has went through cancer but is an artist,now all he does is sit around doing nothing.he is 33 years old no life at all. sometimes with an illness even depression they feel like giving up,they have to find something worth going on for.
Reply:You should get him to talk to sum 1. My cousin Aussie had the same job same prob and he took his own life. You should really get your bro sum help.
Reply:Perfect job for your brother. Here's what he needs to do. Tape the positive wire to the left side of his head, the negative to the right. Stand in a puddle of water and crank the voltage up to about 10,000 and within an hour or so he will be happy as a fag in boystown.
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My brother is electrical enginner and has suffered from depression. he isnt looking for a job and .........?
Unfortunately, only he can do it. How? By going to a counselor, or other mental health professional. Depression skews ones whole outlook on life, and anything you say will probably be distorted. Do your best make him feel loved and important. Suggest, but don't nag about getting help...
Reply:Suggest he get counseling and see his doctor to get on meds for depression.
Reply:I have an electrical engineering degree, and it's doing me no good anymore in the job market. I am going back to school for degrees (a B.A. and an M.S.) in a totally different direction. Maybe he, too, should kiss engineering goodbye and pursue a different career. ;)
Reply:It's not an easy thing to do, you can talk to him.But you can't force him to go to a Dr and get help or anything like that.I have a brother that has went through cancer but is an artist,now all he does is sit around doing nothing.he is 33 years old no life at all. sometimes with an illness even depression they feel like giving up,they have to find something worth going on for.
Reply:You should get him to talk to sum 1. My cousin Aussie had the same job same prob and he took his own life. You should really get your bro sum help.
Reply:Perfect job for your brother. Here's what he needs to do. Tape the positive wire to the left side of his head, the negative to the right. Stand in a puddle of water and crank the voltage up to about 10,000 and within an hour or so he will be happy as a fag in boystown.
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