Dzali OG
Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
I repeat: it's time for a nationwide boycott and strike lasting at least 2 weeks to a month. Covering all jobs and industries. These jobs are out of control.
I think it’s the boldedOP has horrible advice. Do not tailor your resume to each job, that is a tremendous waste of time.
Why did so many people dap the post?
Connections aren’t worth anything without qualifications. And truth be told people not sticking their necks out with a recommendation and potentially messing up their own position if the person that’s brought on, screws up.
I repeat: it's time for a nationwide boycott and strike lasting at least 2 weeks to a month. Covering all jobs and industries. These jobs are out of control.
This isn't necessarily true, particularly in corporate America. I see it all the time, people with no relevant industry experience getting nice gigs off the strength of their friend or friend of a friend.Connections aren’t worth anything without qualifications. And truth be told people not sticking their necks out with a recommendation and potentially messing up their own position if the person that’s brought on, screws up.
I doubt you see it “all the time”, but I’m sure you see it on occasion. By and large, people that get well paying jobs, especially in a technical field, have education and experience in their field. No one in corporate America is getting a six figure engineering or analyst position without experience, just because their friend got them an interview. There are people who get a foot in the door in some soft skills positions off of word of mouth, or because they have a certain look, but to say it happens all the time is overselling it.This isn't necessarily true, particularly in corporate America. I see it all the time, people with no relevant industry experience getting nice gigs off the strength of their friend or friend of a friend.
Let me phrase it another way in my own words from my own experience: its not rare to see people with no relevant experience walk into good jobs in corporate America off the strength of who they know.I doubt you see it “all the time”, but I’m sure you see it on occasion. By and large, people that get well paying jobs, especially in a technical field, have education and experience in their field. No one in corporate America is getting a six figure engineering or analyst position without experience, just because their friend got them an interview. There are people who get a foot in the door in some soft skills positions off of word of mouth, or because they have a certain look, but to say it happens all the time is overselling it.
Let me phrase it another way in my own words from my own experience: its not rare to see people with no relevant experience walk into good jobs in corporate America off the strength of who they know.
Nah man this is the worst time to do this.
When the writer’s guild went on strike producers realized that they could cut so many costs with reality tv because there’s no script, just an idea.
So to do that during the AI boom is a no no
Fell for it hook line and sinkerI feel for all the people that fell for the "WORKING IN TECH IS THE FUTURE" Wave.... soon as I saw that shyt trending I had a bad feeling about it...
My girl was into it and SHE struggling with jobs...
But I'm in healthcare...Job market GRAVY for me...
The Fck is A.I gonna replace at my job?
Until they can get Robots to tend to patients I ain't got shyt to worry about
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Congratulationsi just landed a job and ill be making 33% less than my old gig
took me ten months but at least its in a similar field