Anyone also currently looking for a new job?

[OSUBaneBrowns]

Been at my job for about 8 years and I'm ready for a change or scenery. I got a good gig and have the opportunity to move up within my company but I'm tired of where I live at now. Plus my line of business at my job (mortgage banking) is cutting folks right now so I been on my company website for something else in California (preferred destination) but not getting a lot of interviews at this time. If for some reason i get let go by my company, i'm going to take my severance, 401K and retirement money and move to California and hope to find something down there. I been looking for about a year but I have to get out of Ohio and go somewhere nicer.

 

[Ski Mask]

Yep, Lookin for something to do before I go to college.

 

[Lana Kane]

I mean I am but I'm not in a rush. I don't really need much money anyway.
I've been applying to a lot of admin assistant jobs, the connections you can make
I need a new resume strategy, the audio resumes aren't cutting it anymore.

 

[CrimsonTider]

No one else here is looking for a job?

Did you forget that everyone owned their own business on here?

 

[GhettoNintendo]

nope
work at a law firm in manhattan

 

[acri1]

Had been looking for a job pretty much all last year, found a new one late last year, for the most part I'm good with it.

Pay isn't bad and, and since it's a public organization that gets funding from the govt, the benefits are nice. I've got tons of unused vacation time and personal time. So I'm thinking I'll sit tight where I'm at and try to work my way up, unless I just happen to run into something that's significantly better.

My advice for anybody job hunting is to make sure your resume is on point (you may even want to have a career counselor look at it for you) and apply to LOTS of places. And be persistent, in a lot of ways finding a job is simply playing odds...the more you play, the better your chances. And keep your eye out, I applied for my last job like last August, and I'd forgotten I'd even applied by the time they called me for an interview (which was like...November).

 

[Atlrocafella]

nope
work at a law firm in manhattan

You living the Life breh I know plenty of people in NY with degree's who've been looking for a decent job for years.

 

[GhettoNintendo]

You living the Life breh I know plenty of people in NY with degree's who've been looking for a decent job for years.

my starting salary was 50,000. I've been at the place for 5 years now.

 

[Ricky Church]

yeah, I currently am. I get bored of doing something mediocre for too long, feels like I'm stuck in a rut, and that's one of my fears. that's usually what it boils down to anyway for ur average joe.

 

[Anbesa]

just graduated and looking
i got a couple of internships but that aint cutting it for me

 

[King Poetic]

Why look

@Brooklynzson got me on this coli ponzi scheme..

I'm pulling in $10,000 a day just off the coli

Just send me your qualifications + a check of $300.00 then i can probably get u in easy.. but i need that check first

 

[Lana Kane]

my starting salary was 50,000. I've been at the place for 5 years now.

Hey boo

 

[LezJepzin]

Can't hate on my new job right now. Not Coli IT certified but I'm still


I'm still peeping for that Gov't gig though on the low. Keeping the options open in case the "honeymoon" ends.

 

[aliG]

I hate to hijack this thread nalej but this really irks me. You look at the ads on Craigslist right looking for a position. They want 5-7 years of experience but are giving 11$ an hour +. GTFOH

 

[Bigen King]

I got that Prime America hookup for you kneegros!