I am looking for a position working in any aspect of foster care from administrative to carrying a caseload in another state and it’s been a struggle.
I’ve had several phone interviews where it came down to me and another candidate and the interviewer told me they chose the other candidate because that candidate was already living in the area.
I have the financial resources to fly out to interview and relocate at my own expense and I’m up front about that from the start. It doesn’t seem to be enough.
Any suggestions would be appreciated and thank you in advance for your time. 1 week ago
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I lasted 2 years and 9 months at that place.
Things never got any better, and not surprisingly the staff turnover was unbelievable.
I’ve made drastic changes to my life and am about to start a new job in a similar role which looks very promising.
I might be able to check this one off soon! 4 weeks ago
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I’ve been at my best while at work. It’s really the only place that I’ve been able to function. I don’t know what it is. Maybe it’s my lack of choice in the matter: I have to do my job. I have to greet people with a smile. I have to be productive.
But yeah, it’s true… I’ve partly been looking forward to work because it’s been my only source of pseudo-happiness. 2 months ago
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Most of the things I do now are because I love them, and feel invested in them regardless of the rate of pay or hours involved. I can’t say I love every day as some days do feel like a job, but there’s times where I’m so grateful that I’m not riding a desk somewhere, or working retail. 2 months ago
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I started my dream job on July 1st, 2011. I love going to the office, and it NEVER feels like I’m working. =) 3 months ago
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i will study english well !my english is poor,i wish i can study it well by my effort… 4 months ago
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