I'm a 63 yr old Security guard, I've worked in the field for about 12 yrs, I've, worked with serveral agencies, places, long hours, days, & holidays, the time as come where I'm no longer can do the job that is required of me (ex: the long standing or travel) I realize I no long want to be a Security guard, my problem is WHAT DO I DO if & when I should leave the SECURITY FIELD??? In another lifetime, I was a RECEPTIONIST & would like to return to that field but that field has gotten so advanced I don't know if I can & will fit back in what should I do????

I was not hired. But I have to move on. I must say at the interview, I felt as I was in youth land, everyone was so young. :)

Missed a guys time!

Leaving

Definitely, great company to work for!!

does anyone know if there are any data entry work from home jobs that are legit? I have stuff posted about stuffing envelopes at home , which im sure is a scam

I recently received an invitation for a job interview as a part time Administrative Assistant. I retired from college teaching in December of 2017 and have been doing other things since then. If they ask why did you leave your last position, what is the best answer I should give them?

My favorite part about training was helping people learn new things and watching them go from knowing nothing to knowing how to do everything in a matter of days

Hello everyone! My name is Mari Elizabeth Walsh and I am frustrated. I am very willing to get to work. However, I live in a very rural area in Southeastern Arkansas and there is literally nothing around that would hire someone with my skills. I have five years of in the office experience with medical and psychiatric transcription. I design documents, spreadsheets, business cards, logos, etc. all using my circa 2006 laptop and Microsoft Office or Adobe. I am interested in virtual assisting, data entry, spreadsheet work, proofreading, actually anything at this moment. I am so frustrated and let down right now. I tried Freelancer and after all the effort I put into it, they wanted $5 per exam to help boost my chances of being hired. Any advice on what to do and where to look for work like I described? Thank you, in advance, for your time and help.

I have been a CNA for 14 years, I went back to college so I could better for myself. So I put myself through college working as a private adult sitter and took care of my dad, now I have my Associates degree in Health Administration. I'm having trouble getting my foot in the door. I would like to work as an Activity Coordinator because I love people that I can be ancients too. As Activity Coordinator, that would get me started into the field that I regularly for as Health Administration. I love working with elderly people and working with my hand and crating things for the elderly to have fun and enjoy.