Kicked out of the...........Air Force?????? How the hell do you manage to do that?

 

great, kids are out of school.

Let the car accidents begin!

edit: take that back, you were born 3 months after me. LOL!

 

i think it was because of asthma or something dumb like that.

 

Yep, I was medically discharged for being a wheezing ****.

And, Kendall thinks he's special because his bedroom LOCKS and ours doesn't. But, he's got a suprise coming to him.

 

hey i have a serious questoin about jobs, if you apply for a job, and they call you back, but you werent there to pick up, is that bad, or are they going to call back again? im worried i missed my chance. why did i have to lend my cell phone to my stupid cousin...damn.

 

well if they really wanted you to come in to talk with them, they would have left a message, as logic would have it. or an email which they could get off your resume.

 

ask DA MAN...

http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/

 

thats funny, i work for BMW too, and my dealership is hirng

 

I know, im still a n00b. but i will do my best.

 

A good way to target jobs may be to actually sit back, and think of a particular field that utilizes analytical/problem solving skills and that is what you may consider challenging. After you've decided what it is that you want to go into, then just target jobs in that particular area. One thing employers can see when they are interviewing, is how much you really want the job. If you have your mind set that you want to go down a particular route, then it will show and your enthusiasm and confidence will go much further than just skills on your resume. Many people are just as qualified if not more, then why would they choose you? Because if you're enthusiastic, you'll get it done better. So what would you consider analytical? Think tank stuff? Number crunching? Or more theoretical challenges?

Best of luck in your search...
Try school career centers as well for jobs... Monster.com, Craigslist, etc. etc.
Just get as many resumes out as possible. And remember to tailor your resume and cover letters to each opportunity...
May also want to consider head hunting companies... They are actually quite good and can generate better overall offers/packages from companies.

 

Okay, cool, none.

 

babysmurf: Thanks for the post, alas, I already knew that. I send out more than 15 resumes a day to places from craigslist and monster. I've interviewed a few times, one place took someone who had an in-state licensure and another turned out to be a telemarketing gig. :O

I just need to pay bills, man.

 

I work for a little computer company. We're usually hiring, although things are a little touchy right now. Go check:

http://www.apple.com/jobs

and see what's there. If you find a req you're interested in, send it to me and I'll see if I can get some extra info for you.


-Bis

 

whatever you do , dont give up. I sent out 115 resumes before I got 2 interviews and finally a good job. just keep at it.

 

Well, I don't run my posts though the spell checker, too lazy I guess, and I thought the meaning was clear, but if you are looking for a job as a proofreader, apply for jobs that relate to literary agents.