Employment

rbrinny asked:


I’m planning to change careers. All the assesment tests indicate counselor to be my best career choice. I could go for MSW clinical social work, but need $ to pay off old tuition bill, then finish BA.

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pidgeon_kat asked:


What is the best explanation for 6 months employment gap?
I resigned from my part-time entry-level job in order to look for something that would better suit my education. I took some time off, but than was not able to find a suitable job very quickly. Finally, I am employed but still interviewing. Employment gaps seem to be a main concern for many employers. Please share your experiences and thoughts about handling these kinds of questions.

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cics19 asked:


Here is the situation. I have worked as a high school math teacher for three years. The students are very hard to work with and are getting worse. There are a lot of things that frustrate me and I have lost my desire to teach. I am considering a career change to become an accountant. This program at my alma mater is a MBA/CPA program for people who are from a non business background. I want to know if this is a good idea as any career change is a big risk.

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Christopher C asked:


I just graduated this past December from a private liberal arts college, but have been actively seeking employment since late October. It’s starting to get aggravating, for the only offers I have received are for selling insurance. I had a 3.5 and majored in Business and Econ. I’ve been contacting businesses both via the internet, and snail-mail. I know the job market isn’t that great, but does it usually take a long time? I’m looking nationwide, but as a recent grad I can’t afford to fly all over the place to go to an interview.

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cottoncandy_corpse asked:


Do you know how to get a career in the House of Representatives and the Senate? What do they have to do in college? What degrees do they have to get? How much do they get paid? Is there anything else they have to do to get into this career? I already tried searching for the information and I can’t find it. Thank you for any help, this is for an essay and I can’t find the information.

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*Ricky* asked:


I need a copy of my complete employment history and I’d like to get one for free… Do you know of any sites that will provide this information for me?

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cyiuse asked:


I worked for a company over years ago will they still show my employment record today if i apply?
ok, so when or if i reapply to this company i should not show up as being employeed in 1988. O’ and thanks for all you alls time in answering my ?

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Argue with a tree asked:


i live in houston, texas..and i really need an after-school/weekend job in order to have some money…

there’s this trip to costa rica i really want to go to..but i need to save up atleast half of the $1800 needed…by May.

the problem is, im only 14..anyone know any jobs i might be able to apply to? (NOT BABYSITTING !!)

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Little Dragon asked:


I have been in flint, michigan for a little over a year now. Why is it so hard to find a job? If anyone out tthere is from flint, got any advice? I’m getting ready to file for bankruptcy and all my fiance’ and his mom do is yell at me to get a job. He has a job, he’s the owner of a painting company, and his mom thinks i can just go out and find one no problem. Guess what it’s not that easy anymore, that’s what i tell her. I’ve never had any problem like this before, finding employment was always easy for me. Any employers reading this, your missing out on a great worker.

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Olive asked:


Me and and my friend want to work this summer but are under the age of 16. We heard someware about underage employment cards are were wondering how you get one, and how to use it.

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