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How to get a good job
It made me
Happy
 "I remembered to define "good job" not by how much money I would make, but how many positive things would result.""
How I did it: I decided to go for an 'easy' job that allowed me to continue to be available to my children, utlized my skills without wearing me down, and would be sufficiently entertaining that the day would go by quickly. Lessons & tips: Resources: INTERNET!!!
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forestfox wants to do more yoga
How I did it: I finished uni and decided to look for a job that would be above minimum wage, no shift work, and one I would find reasonably interesting. So I wrote a CV that did not just list what I did in each job - not 'taking calls from and making calls to customers', but what skills I developed in each job - e.g. 'working under pressure when dealing with large volumes of incoming calls', 'chasing potential leads and securing sales over the phone'.H… Read how I did it…
How I did it: Took action and even gave up my earlier job too early.Had a steep dive before climbing up higher, but now I've got a great job and great colleagues. Read how I did it…
How I did it: It took a long time but it was well worth it! Check out the companys in your area and get all the information you can. The bigger the company, the better. More room for promotions and better raises. Have a few people check and tweek your resume and customize it for the particular position...If you dont hear back, call them. Find out if they have recevied your resume, if they have any questions and if they would like to set up an interview. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Soooo I went on for 2 years not doing anything proper about it, just getting applications half filling them out or filling them out and not handing them in and then i just sat down wrote a CV, went into a restaurant in my area, walked in gave it to them BAM i get a call the next day telling me to come in for a trial and I'm hired. First place applied for. Read how I did it…
akmccarty back to work
How I did it: Continue to fill out applications on a daily basis (including weekends). Every morning (yes, I said morning) fill out applications. Either in person or on the internet. Go to career/job fairs. Pick up business cards and give out my personal business card. Dress professional. People have to know who you are. The best saying is "It's not who you know, it's who knows you" because you can know someone but that doesn't mean they know you… Read how I did it…
CatChLi is regretting a giant biscuit binge
I am not worried it is a temporary position to boost my CV or a permanent full time pensionable post, I just want it to reflect my skills, knowledge and experience and for it to be (even if only a little) enjoyable.
shivu3075 is shivusira.webs.com
A good job should be more flexible, better paying and It should suit my interest.
http://shivusira.webs.com
i ended up taking a temp/seasonal position in june. i am still working, but it is the job from hell. very hard work and very little pay. there are no other prospects right now. expect to be back on unemployment within a month.
Because of econonomic problem I have to find job in my town. But my town is not the right place to get a job. In fact, many people visit my town only for take a rest for holiday and there are many university.It is very difficult for me to find job here.
I have plan to go another island that has big change to get job, but also very hard for me to leave my family.
In these guruelling times of recession i want to land up in a ood job at an MNC .
Kristif88 is getting ready for bed
What I mean by this is not a job that will pay me lots of money (although this would be nice, I will settle for being paid enough to live a little bit comfortably at times… but not all the time) I mean money should never be the reason why I pick to do one job over another. That’s silly. No. What I mean by good job is one that allows me to think and learn. One that I don’t get over stressed, but one that is stimulating, yet never boring, but not stressful… I think this may possibly be wishful thinking.
i was laid off 1/30/09. i really want to find another good paying job. i’ve been on unemployment for 3 months and i hate it. i have applied everywhere – even out of state. i have one very good prospect that i have burned up 4 tanks of gas on and 2 motel rooms. i went for testing and a 45 minute interview and now i am waiting to hear. keeping my fingers crossed. i feel like my entire life has been put on hold. i will write more as things develop.
PeaceNLove09 is writing down entries for future reference...
I would like one with a decent salary to help me pay bills, save, and feel more secure. This will help me in my other goal of becoming financially independent.
GlamorousSky is updating her iPod
Holy christ I need a job.
Gotta pay my rent and food! >< Ramen please..I know I have said a lot of shit about you in the past..
But I do, turly love you..
:D Really!
Lolidalene wants to Be decisive
buy a car
write a book and have it published
STOP TURNING RED
lower my blood pressure
get my teeth fixed
Lose 150 pounds
Tarklandoura wants to schedule daily goals I can accomplish
not be shy
go to China
Donate blood
learn to cook healthy vegetarian dishes
Run the Boston Marathon
Become Financially Independent
Learn to fly
get a bachelor's degree
Be more green
hang out with jonas brothers
ride dressage to music
Go to Nashville Tennessee!
learn to play blues guitar
read one book per week.
never get married
