I agree with everyone else, I also looked at your photo on Jobcase. Are you wearing bunny ears?

It is hard to understand what one is saying, if grammar, proper spelling of words (ie- "they" should of been "their" and not qualifications but requirements) is not correct . I am not a Ivy League grad, but this is taught in elementary school. Brush up on these things and have a friend or work center proof read your resume/CV for you. Good luck. We are always learning, everyday.

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It sounds like your either under or over qualified for the jobs your applying for adjust your resume accordingly and take a job its easier to get a job wjen you have a job

Nathaszia, life is about learning, as you grow you will learn to recognize the areas that you can improve. Yes, grammar and sentence structuring is a great deal apart of every day life. But if you can't afford to access some of the program that some have suggested. Take a job description and research on your phone the meaning and learn the spelling of some words. Use them daily, by yourself, in sentence's. Discipline and teach yourself. I realize that everything in this day and age is right there a click away. But utilize the mind that God has blessed you with and see how far God will guide and help you grow.

Keep trying at it, Hopefully someone will hire you.

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