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Why is it hard to get a Job in the Central Valley?
Its so hard to get a job in the Central Valley. I get to the part of the interview but they never call back. I'm looking for a Factory Job
How can I make money as a student with certain limitations?
Hi! recently ive wanted to find a way to earn money, but limitations like having my guardians not favor wanting me to go out much or pursue having a side hustle or such, or having situations where I dont exactly have money to make more money , id also say a limiting factor is my age, im still 15 and student yet i want to take some breadwinning load off my parents if you'll take it that way. I just want to be able to make a reasonable amount of money for reasonable amount of work while meeting conditions where i dont need to go out too much or have the feeling that I'd need to invest much while still being able to go on with my life as a student. I dont necessarily need a direct answer even advice is appreciated
How to change careers midlife after earning degrees but with zero experiwnce in field you are wanting to qork in?
How as a recent graduate with a BS in Psychology and a BS in Health Sciences, at 49 years old and changing career paths midlife can I get someone to at least interview me? Thus is not where I expected to be at this point in life but after spending 24 plus years as a Procurement Specialist in O&G and absolutely killing it, but finding zero joy in it, I went back to school. Plan was to get a Nursing Degree but Covid and having to move back in with elderly parents changed that plan. Problem is now I have 2 degrees I am not sure what to do with, and no one willing to even consider me for a job in a health field without further education or certications. I just want a career that allows me to help others, but also be happy about doing everyday, because honestly if you dont find joy in your work, why bother? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I am so at a loss to have spent the last 3 years earning 2 degrees and not even being able to get an interview without prior experience in the field. I have amazing customer service skills, research, leadership, all the key words and experience they ask for, just not in a healthcare situation.
What are some online jobs that I can do at the age of 16?
I'm looking for some part-time or temporary online jobs I can do, but I don't know where to start.
How to Get Into HVAC Job with entry experience ?
How to Get Into HVAC Job with entry experience and 2 - Year with of Trade school. Already have my EPA 608, knows basic of HVAC and, Also know some electrical. No HVAC company have called me back yet.
How third year mbbs student can find job here?
I m third year mbbs student looking for remote jobs in my field if this is not the right plTFORM PLEASE LET ME KNOW s
What job should I get as a teenager?
I'm looking for a job but I'm not sure if I should work in food or retail or if I should find a job related to medicine since that is what I want to pursue. Please help!!!
How do I find a job that pays well but I can also be happy doing?
I am struggling to find a career path that I know I will be happy pursuing. Finding a job that pays well is very important to me but I also want to he happy.
How can i not be out of job any more?
Its related to my career as a digital marketer.
How do I find a job post-grad in the political science sector ?
I just recently graduated from UCSB with a political science degree and I am very interested in international relations and community development, but I have no idea where to start, and it seems like the job market is scary. I would like to work for the government, but am considering going to law school as well. I have acquired relatively decent experience throughout undergrad: - I graduated with a 3.7 gpa from UCSB - I worked on a community development research project as a research assistant - I interned for a non profit organization in a position focused around community development and outreach - held a position in my sorority for a year Any tips/tricks/advice on how or where to look for a job?
who can i find grahics design job while attending university?
1. Create a Portfolio Online Portfolio: Use platforms like Behance, Dribbble, or a personal website to showcase your work. Include Variety: Show a range of skills and styles to appeal to different employers. 2. Network University Resources: Join design clubs, attend university career fairs, and participate in networking events. Online Communities: Engage in graphic design forums and social media groups (LinkedIn, Facebook groups, Reddit). 3. Freelancing Platforms Upwork, Fiverr, and Freelancer: Create profiles on these platforms to find freelance work. Student-Specific Platforms: Sites like StudentGems cater specifically to students looking for freelance opportunities. 4. Internships and Part-Time Jobs University Job Boards: Check your university’s career services for internships and part-time job listings. Company Websites: Look for internships or part-time positions on the career pages of companies you're interested in. 5. Local Opportunities Local Businesses: Offer your services to local businesses and startups. Community Events: Attend local meetups, workshops, and networking events.
How do people find their next job opportunity while they may still be employed?
If people are ready to level up or switch in their careers, how do they find their next job opportunity while they may still be employed? I am currently working my first job in the nonprofit/education industry since graduating college, and I am thinking about finding another job in a year.
What are the most successful jobs?
What jobs pay well and have a low employment rate. What are the employment rates for this job. What major do I have to get into in order to get into the job.
Private companies or government jobs?
Best ways to make money right out of college for a welder or business owner. Work for private companies or county/city? I’ll be taking over my dad’s landscaping business as well any advice on that? Thank you
What kind of internships or jobs that will be with Mechanical Engineering?
I'm just trying to see what kind internships/jobs would help lead me to that career path and if their willing to help out someone with no experience BUT, willing to learn and expand with the knowledge.
how do I get in the automotive tech/mech with no level of experience, but open to grow and gain knowledge as I work?
I been looking for jobs already in the field it seems that no company want people with no experience but I'm willing to work as well to gain understand for my future job once I graduate as a mechanical engineer of if so if their any other jobs what would help me gain experience to help me gain knowledge for mechanical engineer.
What's the best way to find a part-time job?
What's the best way to find a part-time job? I've been successful in finding internships, but most are short. I want a part-time job to help my parents out with tuition. I'd like to also know what kind of part-time jobs should I be looking for? I've tried to look for tutoring jobs, but they're not as easy to find as I thought.
What specific Jobs can you pick up as an operator?
This can also include jobs that aren't construction. What I'm looking for are all the possible jobs that having the qualifications as an operator could get you.
Why is there difficultly finding job pathways?
Like why isn't there more extensive carrer training programs for each job
How can I receive employment if I applied late everywhere?
I applied late so how can I attract attention from potential employers, I already tailor my resume to each job and list relevant skills and achievements, is there anything else I can do?
How does one secure a job in this competitive job market?
I'm a college student studying to become a social worker. Unfortunately, I haven't had many job opportunities, so I lack experience. When applying for internships and other temporary jobs, they ask a lot of the applicant. It seems that I'm required to have a certain amount of experience to be qualified for most jobs. Ironically, these entry-level jobs demand applicants to have billions of jobs listed on their resume. As a full-time college student, I must focus on my education and be financially stable.
How do I find 3D jobs, the real ones or even just internships?
Where should I be looking for 3D jobs, I want to make sure I am applying to the right places.
What job opportunities are available in the water resource treatment/wastewater treatment field Average salary? locations??
How difficult to get an apprenticeship for water/wastewater treatment?
What are the admission requirements for SJSU?
Admission Requirements for SJSU
what different job occupations would I be able to get if I were to have a bachelors in Anthropology?
I’m trying to broaden my options but always let down by peoples answers of it’s a lousy major or just careers with a masters/phd and not much as entry level jobs. I’m way into my major to opt out now as I’m a lower junior in college rn. edit: thank you for the responses!