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Sabrina Patten
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over 6 months ago

Responding to the post that no one wants to work.

It not the people don't want to it the fact that most of those companies will not offer or pay decent salaries especially to hourly workers because they are just to Greedy i really don't understand how the American government can think that $ $15 an hour is a decent living wage when people got to work two or sometime three jobs just to pay Rents there are extremely high in New York and do not even talk about the basic daily needs such as food laundry etc or just paying the electric bill is making you poor it like you work and don't see what you working for everything is absorbed then if you get assistance from the government such a section 8 or food stamps you bring in your paystubs they calculating your income before taxes not even after taxes like the government not taxing everyone and doing nothing with our heart or money other than stuff in their pockets is sure not benefiting the people. In reality if you're not making six figures or have a city or government job then it makes more sense just not to work because the cost of living is just not balanced. And no one is speaking about this or addressing the issue if the government is going to have expensive living didn't match the salaries maybe people will work and see what they really working in pain all those taxes for.

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Jay Arends
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over 6 months ago

Self employment Tacoma wa

Well I'm on SSI now and I can't work wouldn't benefit me anyway to much bills so I'm going to be opening up a in home service for middle age women who need a big hand all around the house ... PM me your info at Doitaroundthehouse@gmail.com anytime yo.schedule great rates guaranteed satisfaction with all my work

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Karla Colegrove
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over 6 months ago

I'm a CNA for 28 years. I have a bachelor degree in Business Administration I'm seeking to change my career. I want to be an Airline Attendant I'm a mother of 2 a grandmother of 5. I'm a hard worker. I give my job my best attention. I feel that I would benefit from this type of job as well advice it my all and I know the job would benefit from me.

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Paul Lau
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over 6 months ago

Cashier does not make good income. For me, I am a part time. I work for the benefit.

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Mauricha Smith
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over 6 months ago

Why wait for a new year to start a new career? Security Finance is #hiring NOW! All our Bolivar, MO locations have an urgent need to hire Customer Service Representatives You’re the first face customers see and the most important memory, because you’ll be the one who helps them, over the phone and in-person when they have a financial need. No prior finance experience required – just bring your customer centric attitude and we’ll teach you’re the rest! We offer an award winning benefits package that includes FREE health insurance for employees, paid time off, 401k with company match, profit sharing and much more! To apply click on the link https://www.securityfinance.com/careers/ or you may contact me directly at Mauricha.Smith@security-finance.com 1-806-670-9731 https://security-finance.wistia.com/medias/le1a0jcmy0 #jobs #hiring #bolivar #401k #benefits #careers #bonus #training

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Garrett Lyon
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over 6 months ago

I think people quit good jobs because

Because they don't feel appreciated or part of something that is important towards a better cause. Mostly in my most recent job I found my self in a skilled position that would eventually be a well paid position. I felt appreciated because of the verbal feedback I received from my supervisors but I ultimately found out that they were verbally appreciative to my face because the work I was accomplishing was not my work to do but it was theirs. I also was not offered full time when I was eligible for it but they bought the contract out from another hiring agency for a more inexperienced and less qualified person that I trained. Needless to say some places of employment are worried about playing favorites with people that benefit them socially. Is that really a place where you would feel like is a part something you would enjoy on a day to day basis?

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over 6 months ago

Benefits Waiting Period🗓

What’s the longest you’ve had to wait for you to have access to benefits at your job? I worked for a company where I was required to wait a period of 6 months😯, which in my eyes 👀 was a long time! Benefits are very important, we all know that things could go south at any moment, so it’s important to stay up on yearly checkups 👩‍⚕️and cleaning🪥! Below are type of benefits offered by employers:

⭐️ PTO ⭐️ Health Insurance ⭐️ Life Insurance ⭐️ Dental Insurance ⭐️ Retirement Benefits ⭐️ Healthcare Spending Account ⭐️ Long-Term Disability Insurance ⭐️ Tuition Reimbursement ⭐️ Childcare Benefits ⭐️ Wellness Program #Benefits #Enrichment #Wellness

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Larry Harris
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over 6 months ago

Something I learned at #Baltimore Sun ...In the print world, quality always reigns over quantity.

Give old folks a break. Their thoughts may be of great benefit.

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Michael Carvalho
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over 6 months ago

How to become more Detailed Oriented

Fortunately, how detail-oriented you are isn’t decided at birth. Just like other hard and soft skills, the more you work on them, the more you’ll improve. Here’s a few ways you can become more detail-oriented:

  1. Get organized with a task management system

Being able to use a task management system isn’t just a skill for project managers . Anyone can benefit from their assistance in managing tasks, tracking time, and collaborating with your team. Some popular task management applications include Asana, Basecamp, Monday.com, Trello, and Wrike.

  1. Write everything down

Once you’re using a task management system, now it’s time to collect every task and detail in one place. Small details add up over time to the overall quality of a task, so it’s important to jot down details whenever they arise, even if they seem not worth noting at the time. Don’t leave it up to your brain to keep track of everything.

  1. Track your time

Being crunched for time is bound to cause details to slip through the cracks. Practice your time management skills so that you can give enough attention to each and every task.

  1. Communicate effectively

Many mistakes and misunderstandings arise from poor communication. Whenever you are receiving a new task, make an effort to ask questions on topics that need clarification. Good communication skills mean listening carefully when coworkers or clients are talking to fully grasp what their

  1. Always proofread

It sounds obvious, but proofreading can really save your butt. Before you hit “submit” on an email, document, or presentation, take the time to comb through it for small errors or mistakes.

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Lealani Revestir
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over 6 months ago

I turned a bad workday into a GREAT one by...

Pertaining to job experience I've had at the Black Tux. Well most times when I do experience a bad day I try to correct the problem to mke it benefit the company more so. Almost mde 4yrs wrkn there. But from a few Unexpected bad day to where A Lead Manager Costed Me My job there when what I saw the particular evening of that wrk shift I TOLD the Truth and got Backstabber covering his behind to save his job upon lying on medical waiver Skylar. That's sooo cold hearted of him mkn me the victim of his lies

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