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Bill Branstetter
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about 18 hours ago

Tell me about a time when you couldn't meet a deadline. How did you handle it?

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Keith Kramaritsch
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Manager at Dptool And Machine

I will do everything in my power to make sure that all the work I do is done on time and complete

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Poonam Kapila
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Business Development Consultant at Euliss Business Development Corporation

Firstly, I personally would try my very best to complete the assignment within the time frame but if due to some unforeseen circumstances I unable to do so, I will put in the extra hours and get the work done before the end of that day, whether I do it fro home or office. I will certainly keep my immediate supervisor as well as the customers informed and do everything to complete my task in a professional manner.

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Ora Wilson
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Any method will suffice.

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Lilian Ngunjiri
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Phone or email

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Steward Harvey Pacheco
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Is this a trick question? Interaction with people, all types of people is why we even live on this realm. I can't laugh with my coffee pot & my dogs can't give me an opinion on the market, so yes, it's different.

At least hitting the phones, closing deals in a competitive environment forces one to challenge the leaderboard as well as the team.

Our bird "Tweety" chirping in the background does not. But is that just me? I Think Not?

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Ora Wilson
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I work hybrid, but would prefer to work from home.

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Ora Wilson
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Reaching for degree jobs without the degree qualifications.

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joannie Hall
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Supervisor of Security

Determination, I have been driven by just that "DETERMINATION"! My job skills, arriving to work an hour early everyday for 7 1/2 yrs at two jobs plus many more. This action earned my positions, respect, and promotions. I maintain my work habit so professionally that it earned me my bosses positions in eight months after starting there.. At one of the second security companies, I was promoted twice to my present job now. I am determined to do what is required of me in any location of work. And willing to learn more.

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Liz Roman
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Well first take a federal test to find out if u have the skills they're looking for. My work ethics and work with Compton School District and LAUSD prepared me for office and clerical opportunities. As a clerk typist I worked hard proved I would be able to advance. And worked for 22 years with CBP as an Entry Specialist. And enjoyed every bit of it. Good luck. #jobsearch #advice

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It's Your Time Believe and Achieve
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Wake-up early and put in the work and time.

The key(s) to attracting jobs are hidden in your daily habits:

  1. What are the first things you do between 7am - 9am?

  2. Are you consistent with your actions or casual with your behavior?

  3. Are you sincerely focused or flexible at any given time?

A fisherman knows, to catch the big fish in the sea of life, you have to wake-up early in the morning and get things done.

I Believe You Can...!

#workethics #aboutmyjob #advice #jobsearch #organized #determined

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Philip Luther
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2 days ago

Hello Everyone! I'm Philip, a senior software engineer with over 7 years of experience, have worked at top-tier companies like Discord and Salesforce. Most recently, at Discord, I built Discord Nitro. My last contract was ended in last October and I'm actively looking for a job now.

I'll look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best, Philip #jobsearch #workfromhome #application #interview #advice #resume #react #senior #remote #recruiter #search #job #develoepr #engineer #frontend #javascript #typescript #aboutmyjob

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Asia Nicole Brown
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Sales Representative at Trenton Times

Time and travel pay

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Asia Nicole Brown
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Sales Representative at Trenton Times

I would like a job to provide their own equipment

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Vesey Volunteers
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2 days ago

Came across an interesting post where someone was told they needed more tact, just sharing a few thoughts. Being tactful doesn't come naturally, it's a quality that's developed over time. A great way to get started is by trying to apply it in all our conversations with others, in our daily interactions. This is most important when we may not see eye to eye, or have the authority to force a decision especially in a business setting. If we practice showing tact to everyone we meet, it eventually becomes who we are. Remembering "the golden rule"; treating others as we'd like to be treated, can help soften our approach when addressing even the most difficult situations. When the goal is to build up, people will sense it and even hard topics will be easier to discuss. Hope this helps :) If not, I still thank you for your time. P.S. this was rushed, sorry if it's not clear :) Best wishes to you and everyone here; thanks for reading. #inspire #motivation #advice

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Joshua Coronado
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Raised on retail, former entertainment assistant, seeking new opportunities

I'd say the most important tool in finding an ideal job is finding a good recruiter. Beyond that, most of it seems to be experience, tenacity, and luck.

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Steward Harvey Pacheco
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Networking and getting involved in activities that others share with you. People refer people they like and who share common interests.

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