Hello,
I recently relocated to Texas and looking for remote/work from home positions. I am an army veteran and have previous experience as a Correctional Officer (Recently). I also have experience as an Operations Supervisor for UPS. If I could get any assistance that would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
#jobsearch #workfromhome #advice

Afternoon everyone. So I have been putting in lots of applications for remote work and I am starting to get interview requests or yes we want to hire you emails. A couple offers stick out in my mind, I am also being aware of scammy sounding ones. So I'm not certain which way to go, but I do want to go ahead and set up 4 or 5 interviews and see what happens. #interview The hardest part is going to be choosing one. We shall see.

I am a data analyst.I create spreadsheets,dashboards and clean messy data

I will be in a good position working for Amtrak Train,and learning how to travel by train.

Most of us only think seriously about our careers when something forces us to.

A layoff.

A bad manager.

Burnout.

A recruiter reaching out.

A missed promotion.

Then we update the resume, start applying, and try to figure everything out under pressure.

What if we thought about our careers the same way we think about our finances or our health?

Not only when something goes wrong.

But continuously.

I've become convinced that the biggest career advantage isn't having the best resume.

It's consistently making better career decisions before the next crisis ever happens.

I'm curious...

What's one career decision you wish you had handled differently—and what did it teach you?

Matt- Creator/Founder - www.AIPathForge.com #interview #advice

Most of us only think seriously about our careers when something forces us to.

A layoff.

A bad manager.

Burnout.

A recruiter reaching out.

A missed promotion.

Then we update the resume, start applying, and try to figure everything out under pressure.

What if we thought about our careers the same way we think about our finances or our health?

Not only when something goes wrong.

But continuously.

I've become convinced that the biggest career advantage isn't having the best resume.

It's consistently making better career decisions before the next crisis ever happens.

I'm curious...

What's one career decision you wish you had handled differently—and what did it teach you?

Matt- Creator/Founder - www.AIPathForge.com #interview #unemployment

Most of us only think seriously about our careers when something forces us to.

A layoff.

A bad manager.

Burnout.

A recruiter reaching out.

A missed promotion.

Then we update the resume, start applying, and try to figure everything out under pressure.

What if we thought about our careers the same way we think about our finances or our health?

Not only when something goes wrong.

But continuously.

I've become convinced that the biggest career advantage isn't having the best resume.

It's consistently making better career decisions before the next crisis ever happens.

I'm curious...

What's one career decision you wish you had handled differently—and what did it teach you?

Matt- Creator/Founder - www.AIPathForge.com #interview #resume

Most of us only think seriously about our careers when something forces us to.

A layoff.

A bad manager.

Burnout.

A recruiter reaching out.

A missed promotion.

Then we update the resume, start applying, and try to figure everything out under pressure.

What if we thought about our careers the same way we think about our finances or our health?

Not only when something goes wrong.

But continuously.

I've become convinced that the biggest career advantage isn't having the best resume.

It's consistently making better career decisions before the next crisis ever happens.

I'm curious...

What's one career decision you wish you had handled differently—and what did it teach you?

Matt- Creator/Founder - www.AIPathForge.com #interview

Most of us only think seriously about our careers when something forces us to.

A layoff.

A bad manager.

Burnout.

A recruiter reaching out.

A missed promotion.

Then we update the resume, start applying, and try to figure everything out under pressure.

What if we thought about our careers the same way we think about our finances or our health?

Not only when something goes wrong.

But continuously.

I've become convinced that the biggest career advantage isn't having the best resume.

It's consistently making better career decisions before the next crisis ever happens.

I'm curious...

What's one career decision you wish you had handled differently—and what did it teach you?

Matt- Creator/Founder - www.AIPathForge.com

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